On Playing the FluteUPNE, 2001 - 412 Seiten Johann Joachim Quantz's On Playing Flute has long been recognized as one of the most significant and in-depth treatises on eighteenth-century musical thought, performance practice, and style. This classic text of Baroque music instruction goes far beyond an introduction to flute methods by offering a comprehensive program of studies that is equally applicable to other instruments and singers. |
Inhalt
INTRODUCTION page | ix |
INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW EDITION | xxxv |
PREFACE TO THE TRANSLATION | xliii |
DEDICATION | 3 |
INTRODUCTION Of the Qualities Required of Those | 11 |
Short History and Description of the Transverse Flute | 29 |
Of Holding the Flute and Placing the Fingers | 36 |
Of the Embouchure | 49 |
Of Good Execution in General in Singing and Playing | 119 |
Of the Manner of Playing the Allegro | 129 |
What a Flautist Must Observe if he Plays in Public | 196 |
Of the Duties of Those Who Accompany or Execute | 205 |
How a Musician and a Musical Composition Are to | 295 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 345 |
APPENDIX | 354 |
| 377 | |
Signs | 60 |
Of the Use of the Tongue in Blowing upon the Flute | 71 |
Of Taking Breath in the Practice of the Flute | 87 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY III | 383 |
| 395 | |