Romanticism (1830-1890)

Contents

• Part 1 New tendencies in orchestral music - 1830-1850, Gerald Abraham. Part 2 Chamber music - 1830-1850, John Horton. Part 3 Romantic opera - 1830-1850 - grand opera and opera comique, David Charlton, (Lecturer in Music, University of East Anglia)
• Italy opera, David Kimbell
• Germany, Siegfried Goslich
• Russia and Eastern Europe, Gerald Abraham
• Britain and the United States, Nicholas Temperley. Part 4 Romantic piano music - 1830-1850, Willi Kahl. Part 5 Wagner's later stage works, Arnold Whittall. Part 6 Opera - 1850-1890: Germany, Gerald Abraham
• France, David Charlton (Lecturer in Music, University of East Anglia)
• Italy, Julian Budden
• Russia and Eastern Europe, Gerald Abraham
• Britain and the United States, Nicholas Temperley. Part 7 The symphonic poem and kindred forms, Gerald Abraham. Part 8 Major instrumental forms - 1850-1890, Robert Pascall (Professor of Music, University of Nottingham). Part 9 Solo song: Germany, Leslie
• France, David Tunley (Professor of Music, University of western Australia)
• Russia, Edward Garden
• Poland, Rosemary Hunt
• Czechoslovakia, John Clapham
• Scandinavia, John Horton
• Britain and the United States, Nicholas Temperley
• Part 10 Choral music, Gerald Abraham.