Dissertation Tempo Fluctuation Romantic Era 19th Cen Sources '90 Mayhall 240912

Description: Dissertation Tempo Fluctuation in the Romantic Era as revealed by Nineteenth Century Sources and Applied to Selected Choral Compositions '90 Mayhall 240912 Ronald Bruce Mayhall DMA University of Oklahoma 1990Candidate Doctor of Musical ArtsAdvisor: Dennis Shrock, etal from Abstract"Although tempo fluctuation is a generally accepted aspect of performance practice of some works from the Romantic Era, especially the piano compositions of Frederic Chopin, there is much confusion, disagreement or simply lack of knowledge on the part of performers regarding this salient feature of the Romantic style. Two approaches to performances of earlier works by twentieth-century singers and players contribute to this situation: first, the use by some performers of twentieth-century ideals in recreating music written in previous eras; and secondly, the assumption of common practice among the composers and performers of the Romantic Era. " LN - no marks noted We are 100% staffed with volunteers and all our items are donated. All our profits are returned to our local library to help fund children and adult educational programming. Our goal is to get all items dispatched from our location within 24-48 hours; however, we do not have access to our inventory on holidays. We ship by USPS Media Mail when possible and provide tracking numbers. We offer combined shipping when you order multiple items. We are committed to ensuring each customer is entirely satisfied with their purchase. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us directly.

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