Monteverdi and his Contemporaries
- Author: Carter, Tim
for me it certainly does...anyone with an interest in this period in musical history and this repertoire cannot but find Carter's writings hugely informative and stimulating —
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Contents
- Contents: Introduction
- Music publishing in Italy, c.1580-c.1625: some preliminary observations
- On the composition and performance of Caccini's Le nuove musiche (1602)
- Caccini's Amarilli, mia bella: some questions (and a few answers)
- New songs for old? Guarini and the monody
- 'An air new and grateful to the ear': the concept of aria in late Renaissance and early Baroque Italy
- Artusi, Monteverdi, and the poetics of modern music
- 'Sfogava con le stelle' reconsidered: some thoughts on the analysis of Monteverdi's Mantuan Madrigals
- Resemblance and representation: towards a new aesthetic in the music of Monteverdi
- Possente spirto: on taming the power of music
- Intriguing laments: Sigismondo d'India, Claudio Monteverdi, and Dido alla parmigiana (1628)
- 'In Love's harmonious consort'? Penelope and the interpretation of Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria
- Re-reading Poppea: some thoughts on music and meaning in Monteverdi's last opera
- Index.