Essentials in Music History
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Her- mann Levi (1839). Hans Richter (1843). Wilhelm Gericke (1845). George Henschel (1850). Anton Seidl (1850). The brothers Steinbach. Arthur Nikisch (1855).
Emil Paur (1855). Felix Mottl (1856). Frank van der Stucken (1858). Karl Muck (1859). Gustav Mahler (i860). Wasili Safonoff. Max Fiedler. Henry Wood.
Felix Weingartner (1863).
/. Finally, honourable mention must be made of the modern historians, theorists, critics, and great teachers who have thrown light upon the history and aesthetics o...f the art and whose labours have so lightened the task of those who study: R. G. Kiesewetter (1773). Carl G. A. Winterfeld (1784). F. J. Fetis (1784). Moritz Hauptmann (1792).
S. W. Dehn (1796). Johann C. Lobe (1797). Adolf B.
Marx (1799). Charles E. Coussemaker (1805). N. H.
Reber (1807). Ernst Richter (1808). Carl F. Weitzmann (1808). Carl F. Brendel (1811). Franz Commer (1813).
Otto Jahn (1813). George MacFarren (1813). Carl H.
Bitter (1813). August W. Ambros (1816). Edward F.
Rimbault (1816).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her- mann Levi (1839). Hans Richter (1843). Wilhelm Gericke (1845). George Henschel (1850). Anton Seidl (1850). The brothers Steinbach. Arthur Nikisch (1855).
Emil Paur (1855). Felix Mottl (1856). Frank van der Stucken (1858). Karl Muck (1859). Gustav Mahler (i860). Wasili Safonoff. Max Fiedler. Henry Wood.
Felix Weingartner (1863).
/. Finally, honourable mention must be made of the modern historians, theorists, critics, and great teachers who have thrown light upon the history and aesthetics o...f the art and whose labours have so lightened the task of those who study: R. G. Kiesewetter (1773). Carl G. A. Winterfeld (1784). F. J. Fetis (1784). Moritz Hauptmann (1792).
S. W. Dehn (1796). Johann C. Lobe (1797). Adolf B.
Marx (1799). Charles E. Coussemaker (1805). N. H.
Reber (1807). Ernst Richter (1808). Carl F. Weitzmann (1808). Carl F. Brendel (1811). Franz Commer (1813).
Otto Jahn (1813). George MacFarren (1813). Carl H.
Bitter (1813). August W. Ambros (1816). Edward F.
Rimbault (1816).
What to read after Essentials in Music History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goetschius, Percy, 1853-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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