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Music Resources – Library Update – March, 2014 Music Resources – Library Update – March, 2014 This music collection’s update is dedicated to the great Canadian music personality Charles Thomas “Stompin’ Tom” Connors who died one year ago this month. “Stompin’ Tom” is widely known for his songs Bud the Spud and The Hockey Song…the latter frequently performed at games throughout the NHL. Within the music business, Tom is greatly admired for his unswerving support for Canadian musicians – including promoting their work through the record labels he founded. Tom, this one’s for you! UBC Library’s music collection receives new materials regularly. The following are highlights from recent acquisitions. A quick way to make your way through the lists below is to use the ‘Control F’ function on your keyboard and search by composer or instrument of interest. Otherwise, the materials are grouped by books, e-books and scores. Call numbers link to catalogue records for more information. “Click here” links to text or performance. Books Britten: Essays, Letters and Opera Guides Keller, Hans, Christopher Wintle, A. M. Garnham, Ines Schlenker, Kate Hopkins, Milein Cosman, and Cosman Keller Art and Music Trust. 2013. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Cosman Keller Art and Music Trust in association with Plumbago Books. Call Number: ML410 B853 K455 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Mapping Canada's Music: Selected Writings of Helmut Kallmann Kallmann, Helmut, John Beckwith, and Robin Elliott. 2013. Waterloo, Ont: Wilfrid Laurier University Press. Call Number: ML205 K35 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Fandom, Authenticity, and Opera: Mad Act n tt S n in in- -Si i Fishzon, Anna. 2013. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. Call Number: ML1737.5 F57 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Music in Films on the Middle Ages: Authenticity vs. Fantasy Haines, John. 2014. New York, NY: Routledge. Call Number: ML2075 H32 2014 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks A Double Bassist's Guide to Refining Performance Practices Grodner, Murray. 2013. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. Call Number: MT320 G76 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Encyclopedia of French Art Song: Faure, Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc Daykin, Frank. 2013. Hillsdale, NY: Pendragon Press. Call Number: ML102 S6 D39 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY Reference Sch nberg: Pierrot Lunaire Companion Meyer, Christian, Eike Fess, and Therese Muxeneder. 2012. Wien: Universal Edition. Call Number: ML410 S283 S376 2012 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The New York Composers' Forum Concerts, 1935-1940 Graaf, Melissa J. de. 2013. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press ; Woodbridge, Suffolk : Boydell & Brewer Limited. Call Number: ML200.8 N5 G73 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Globalization of Musics in Transit: Music Migration and Tourism r ger imone an u an ra Tran afoiu. ew ork outle ge. Call Number: ML396 G56 2014 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Byrd McCarthy, Kerry Robin. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. Call Number: ML410 B996 M32 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks From the Score to the Stage: An Illustrated History of Continental Opera Production and Staging Baker, Evan (Opera historian). 2013. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. Call Number: ML1720 B35 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Messiaen Perspectives Dingle, Christopher Philip, and Robert Fallon. 2013. Burlington, VT: Ashgate. Call Number: ML410 M595 M494 2013 V.1 & 2 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Oxford Handbook of Film Music Studies Neumeyer, David. 2014. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Call Number: ML2075 O93 2014 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Invention of Beethoven and Rossini: Historiography, Analysis, Criticism Mathew, Nicholas, and Benjamin Walton. 2013. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Call Number: ML196 I58 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Verdi, Opera, Women Rutherford, Susan. 2013. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Call Number: ML410 V4 R78 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Cambridge Companion to Vaughan Williams Frogley, Alain, and Aidan J. Thomson. 2013. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Call Number: ML410 V3 C36 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Monumenta Monodica Mediiaevi. V.7 rie rich- le an er- niversit t rlangen- rnberg. nstitut f r Musikwissenschaft. ew ork renreiter. Call Number: M2 M4772 V.7 no. 1 and 2 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks The Chronicle of Jazz Cooke, Mervyn. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. Call Number: ML3506 C69 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY Great Reads No image available Form, Monothematicism, Variation and Symmetry in Bela Bartok's String Quartets. yrki inen ei o. elsinki niversity of elsinki. Call Number: MT145 B25 J975 2012 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY stacks Jazz and Machine-Age Imperialism: Music, "Race," and Intellectuals in France, 1918-1945. Lane, Jeremy F. 2013. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press. Call Number: ML3509 F7 L36 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY Great Reads In Her Own Words: Conversations with Composers in the United States. Kelly, Jennifer (Musician). 2013. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. Call Number: ML390 K33 2013 Location: I.K. BARBER LIBRARY Great Reads E-books ** To view library e-books, click on the title to access the library catalogue record. Then, click on the orange “Online Access” button in the top right hand corner of the record. You will be prompted to log in with your Campus Wide Login (CWL) to view the e-book ** Composing Japanese Musical Modernity Wade, Bonnie C., and Ebooks Corporation. 2014. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Popular Music Fandom: Identities, Roles & Practices Duffett, Mark, and Ebooks Corporation. 2014. New York: Routledge. Jascha Heifetz: Early Years in Russia Kopytova, G. V., Albina Starkova-Heifetz, Dario Sarlo, Alexandra Sarlo, and Ebooks Corporation. 2014. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. Soviet Music and Society Under Lenin and Stalin: The Baton and Sickle Edmunds, Neil. 2013. Hoboken: Routledge. Music in Print and Beyond: Hildegard von Bingen to the Beatles Monson, Craig, Roberta Montemorra Marvin, and Ebooks Corporation. 2013. Woodbridge, Suffolk: University of Rochester Press. Music & the British Military in the Long Nineteenth Century Herbert, Trevor, and Helen Barlow. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. A Kingdom Not Of This World: Wagner, the Arts, and Utopian Visions in Fin-de-Siècle Vienna Karnes, Kevin, and University Press Scholarship Online - Frontfile. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. Composing Dissent: Avant-garde Music in 1960s Amsterdam Adlington, Robert, and University Press Scholarship Online - Frontfile. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. Whose Spain? Negotiating "Spanish Music" in Paris, 1908- 1929 Llano, Samuel, and University Press Scholarship Online - Frontfile. 2013. New York: Oxford University Press. Scoring Transcendence: Film Music as Contemporary Religious Experience Callaway, Kutter, and Inc ebrary. 2013. Waco, Tex: Baylor University Press. Japanoise: Music at the Edge of Circulation Novak, David, and Inc ebrary. 2013. Durham: Duke University Press. Masculinity in Opera: Gender, History, and New Musicology Purvis, Philip. 2013. New York: Routledge. Scores Composer Title Instrumentation Call # AV Link Changing voices: songs Voice M1992 C515 within an octave for 2013 teenage male singers Adams, John I was looking at the Vocal Score M1503 A332 I2 Click here ceiling and then I saw 2012 the sky Albinoni, Tomaso che i amar non Soprano, Violin, M1621.3 A42 S5 voglio Basso Continuo 2012 Albinoni, Tomaso Sonata in B-flat major Violin, Basso M219 A439 S66 Continuo 2012 Barber, Samuel Music for Soprano and Voice, Piano M1612 B37 S34 Click here orchestra 1968 Beethoven, Cadenzas and lead-ins Piano M1010.5 B4 L64 Ludwig van for piano concertos 2013 Bennett, Richard Three Duets (2011) 2 Violas (teacher & M287 B46 D8 Rodney pupil) 2012 Bolcom, William Le Fantome du clavecin Harpsichord M24 B69 F36 2012 Brunetti, Gaetano Cuartetos de Cuerda String Quartet M452 B88 M3 L184-L199 2012 Casals, Pablo The Manager/El Soprano, Alto, M2000 C37 P4 click here Pessebre Tenor, Baritone, 1999 Bass Chorus, Orchestra Chopin, Frederic Piano Trio, G minor, Violin, Cello, Piano M312 C59 op.8 click here opus 8 H4 2012 Elgar, Edward La Capricieuse Violin, Piano M221 E44 C37 click here 2013 Glass, Philip Orphee Suite Piano M33.5 G53 O74 click here 2006 Handel, George Giu nei Tartari regni Soprano, Bass, M1529.3 H35 Click here Frideric (Duet) Basso Continuo G58 2012 Handel, George Nine Amen and Soprano, Basso M2112 H35 Frideric Halleluja movements Continuo HWV 269-277 2012 Henze, Hans Opfergang Singers, M1528 H45 O6 Click here Werner Immolazione/Full Score Instrumentalists, 2013 Piano Henze, Hans Opfergang Singers, M1533 H517 Werner Immolazione/Vocal Instrumentalists, O74 2013 Score Piano Jommelli, Nicolo Seven Trio Sonatas 2 Flutes, Basso M317 J65 T7 Continuo 2011 v.1-7 Larson, Libby And Another Thing Saxophone M457.2 L37 A53 Quartet 2012 Larson, Libby Blue Piece Violin, Piano M221 L37 B6 2010 Larson, Libby Concert Piece Bassoon, Piano M254 L37 C6 click here 2011 Larson, Libby Engelberg Brass Trio, Organ M402 L37 E6 2006 Larson, Libby Lullaby of the Nativity High Voice, Piano M2114.5 L37 L8 2012 Monteverdi, Vespro della Beata Mixed Voices, M2014.6 M66 click here Claudio Vergine Orchestra V47 2013 Montsalvatge, Manfred : ballet Orchestra M1520 M66 M3 click here Xavier 2012 Mozart, Wolfgang Cosi fan tutte Vocal Score M1503 M6 C6 Amadeus 2006 Mozart, Wolfgang Wunderkind sonatas Piano M23 M939 S4 Amadeus 2013 V. 1, 2, 3 Pergolesi, Stabat mater Soprano, Alto, M2018 P47 S85 click here Giovanni Battista Strings, Basso 2012 Continuo Saint-Saens, Cavatine op.144 Trombone, Piano M263 S35 click here Camille op.144 2012 Saint-Saens, Romanzen Horn, Piano M1029 S25 click here Camille op.36 2013 Scarlatti, Miserere Psalm 50 Soprano or Mezzo, M2021 S23 Alessandro SATB, Strings, M57 2012 Basso Continuo Scarlatti, Tiranna, ingrata Baritone or Bass, 2 M1613.3 S293 Alessandro Violins & Basso T57 2012 Continuo Schubert, Franz Lieder edited by Medium Voice, M1620 S3 D842 Walther D rr.
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