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Anthology of Music for Analysis American Musicological Society Ars Hispana Editions Society for Music Theory New Series of Early Spanish Music Four series of rare music from the 17th and 18th centuries. San Antonio Volumes include complete scores, as well as introductory material and critical notes in Spanish. Subscribers receive 10% off all retail prices! MÚSICA VOCAL Highlights include: Francisco Corsell i, Cuatro Antifonias Marianas, €36 Juan Hidalgo, Obras Sacras, Vol. 1 €32 José de Nebra, Cantadas Sacras, Vol. 1 €32 MÚSICA INSTRUMENTAL Highlights include: Jacinto Codina Marfá, Concierto para Fortepiano €36 Jaime Rosquellas, Tres Sonatas Para Violín y Bajo €20 MÚSICA ENSÉNICA Highlights include: Sebastian Durón, Coronis €60 Sebastian Durón, Ópera Escénica Deducida de la Guerra de Los Gigantes €48 Sebastian Durón and Juan de Navas, Apolo y Dafne €64 ORATORIOS Pedro Rabassa , La gloria de los santos €36 For complete listings visit www.tfront.com 26362 Ruether Avenue Santa Clarita, CA 91350 Tel: 661-250-7189 email: [email protected] web: www.tfront.com 1-4 November 2018 Program & Abstracts OXFORD MUSIC CARL PHILIPP EMANUEL BACH he omplete orks “[T]his complete edition of the works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach . bears evidence of monumental planning and labor . 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[it] will undoubtedly rate as a landmark edition, with handsome pro- duction values to match the level of scholarly endeavor . Having everything by C. P. E. Bach available in one format and on a large scale, carried out with the consistency and care that a collected edi- tion of this calibre can bring, is only what is (long) due to one of the most important names in eighteenth-century music.” —W. Dean Sutcliffe,MLA Notes (2009) For more information on the composer and his music, Join the conversation! @OUPMusic visit our website: www.cpebach.org. Visit booths 113-117 to peruse our latest titles, pick up free journal issues, explore our online products, buy at steep discounts, join our email list, and pose for a photo! AMS Program ad: 4.5 x 7.5 American Musicological Society Ars Hispana Editions Society for Music Theory New Series of Early Spanish Music Four series of rare music from the 17th and 18th centuries. 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MÚSICA VOCAL Highlights include: Francisco Corsell i, Cuatro Antifonias Marianas, €36 Juan Hidalgo, Obras Sacras, Vol. 1 €32 José de Nebra, Cantadas Sacras, Vol. 1 €32 MÚSICA INSTRUMENTAL Highlights include: Jacinto Codina Marfá, Concierto para Fortepiano €36 Jaime Rosquellas, Tres Sonatas Para Violín y Bajo €20 MÚSICA ENSÉNICA Highlights include: Sebastian Durón, Coronis €60 Sebastian Durón, Ópera Escénica Deducida de la Guerra de Los Gigantes €48 Sebastian Durón and Juan de Navas, Apolo y Dafne €64 ORATORIOS Pedro Rabassa , La gloria de los santos €36 For complete listings visit www.tfront.com 26362 Ruether Avenue Santa Clarita, CA 91350 Tel: 661-250-7189 email: [email protected] web: www.tfront.com 1-4 November 2018 Program & Abstracts Music of the United States of America (MUSA) is a national series of scholarly editions that seeks to refl ect the character and shape of American music making. 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