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13th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music

2nd - 6th July 2008

DAY 3  Saturday 5 July

 

J.S. Bach

Roman Cantata Sources

Italian and Iberian Instrumental Music

9:00

Paczkowski: Bach’s Peasant Cantata

Jeanneret: The Hands of Music: The Transmission of Roman Cantata MSS

Barker: The Toccatas of MS Chigi Q IV 25

9:30

Crawford: J.S. Bach’s ‘Cantata Burlesque’

Murata: Composer’s Holographs among the Barberini Music Manuscripts

Vaz: The Performance of 17th-Century Iberian Batallas

10:00

Ledbetter: When Notation is too Exact to be Exact: J.S. Bach’s Suggestive Anomalies

Morelli: Towards a Material History of the Cantata

da Silva: Avondano’s Lisbon Minuets

10:30

Quinn: Between Tonal Theory and Historical Sentiment: Schenker’s Reception of J.S. Bach’s Chorale Harmonisations

Ruffatti: French Sources of Roman Cantatas

d'Alvarenga: Some Preliminaires on Editing Seixas' Keyboard Sonatas

Break

 

 

 

11:30

Bach Network 3

Handel

The Italian Style in the Early Eighteenth Century

11:30

Dunlop: Gottlieb Muffat in Berlin: New Sources and Perspectives

Fehleisen: If God is for Us: Handel’s Musical-Rhetorical Summation of Messiah

Bacciagaluppi: A Reappraisal of Pergolesi's Masses

12:00

Schwalbach: 18th-Century Coffee House Culture: A New Context for Bach’s Music?

Curkovic: The Interdependence of Music and Drama in certain Handel Operas

Ammetto: The Double Violin Concerto in Germany in Vivaldi’s Time

12:30

 

Suominen: Composer-Performer relationships in Handel’s Guilio Cesare

Lingas: Imagery and Ideals of Violin Playing in Rome, c.1700

Lunch

 

 

 

 

Sources of Restoration English Music

Rhetoric and Music

Music and Liturgy

2:00

Leech: Another Lady Nevil’s Book

Churnside: A Poetic Approach to Bolognese Sacred Cantatas

Aquilina: Sacred Music and the Liturgy in Malta

2:30

Wollston: Oxford Sources of Restoration Violin Band Music

Freitas: Metaphors in Music: Two Musical Topoi in mid-Seicento Rome

Hochradner: ‘Venite populi’: Approaches to a Motet for Double Choir Composed for Corpus Christi Day

3:00

Woolley: An Unknown William Croft Keyboard Autograph

Borowiecka: Musical Rhetoric in the Stabat Mater

 

3:30

Holman: The Sale Catalogue of Gottfried Finger’s Library