Performing the Music of Henry Purcell
- Editor: Burden, Michael
the papers are a valuable record, particularly now that they have been worked up ... the book worthily commemorates the Purcell tercentenary ... Michael Burden is to be congratulated not only... — More…
Book
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Contents
- Nicholas Kenyon: Introduction
- Performing the Music
- 1 Peter Holman: Original sets of parts for Restoration Concerted Music at Oxford
- 2 Dominic Gwynn: The English organ in Purcell's lifetime
- 3 John Dilworth: Violin making in England in the age of Purcell
- 4 Peter Downey: Performing Mr Purcell's Exotick trumpet notes
- 5 Bruce Wood: The first performance of Purcell's Funeral Music for Queen Mary
- 6 H. Diack Johnstone: Ornamentation in the keyboard music of Henry Purcell and his contemporaries
- 7 Olive Baldwin and Thelma Wilson: Purcell's stage singers
- 8 Timothy Morris: Voice ranges, voice types and pitch in Purcell's concerted works
- Staging the Operas
- 9 Michael Burden: Purcell debauch'd
- the dramatick operas in performance
- 10 Andrew Walking: Performance and political allegory: what to interpret and when on the Restoration stage
- 11 Richard Semmens: Dancing and dance music in Purcell's operas
- 12 Ruth Eva Ronen: Of Costume and Etiquette: staging in the time of Purcell
- 13 Roger Savage: Calling up Genius: Purcell, Roger North and Charlotte Butler
- 14 Julia and Frans Muller: Purcell's Dioclesian on the Dorset Garden stage
- 15 Lionel Sawkins: Trembleurs and Cold People: how should they shiver?
- Appendices
- 1 Peter Holman: Original sets of parts of Restoration Concerted Music at Oxford: a preliminary catalogue
- 2 John Dilworth: English viol and violin makers working in London in the period 1650-1700
- 3 Olive Baldwin and Thelma Wilson: Purcell's stage singers: a documentary list
- 4 Timothy Morris: Forces and vocal ranges in Purcell's concerted works
- 5 Richard Semmens: Dances and Purcell's operas 1689-1692 for which music is known