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Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85102-2 - Mozart Studies Edited by Simon P. Keefe Index More information Index of Mozart’s works by Ko¨chel number K. 51 La finta semplice 74 K. 421 String Quartet in d 50, 57, 184 K. 78 Aria for soprano, ‘Per pie`ta’ 28 K. 422 L’oca del Cairo 96 K. 191 Concerto for bassoon and K. 447 Concerto for horn and orchestra orchestra in B-flat 62 in E-flat 65 K. 196 La finta giardiniera 74–5, 76, K. 449 Concerto for piano and 77, 89, 97–102, 108 orchestra in E-flat 27 K. 271 Concerto for piano and K. 450 Concerto for piano and orchestra in E-flat 208 orchestra in B-flat 26, 27, K. 285 Quartet for flute and strings 29, 41–2 in D 53–4 K. 451 Concerto for piano and K. 285a Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in D 35–8 in G 54, 55 K. 452 Quintet for piano and winds K. 285b Quartet for flute and strings in E-flat 52, 59–61 in C 54–6 K. 453 Concerto for piano and K. 298 Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in G 30–1, 33, 38, 41 in A 55 K. 456 Concerto for piano and K. 299 Concerto for flute and harp orchestra in B-flat 31, 32, in C 62, 63 33, 38 K. 313 Concerto for flute and orchestra K. 459 Concerto for piano and in G 63, 64 orchestra in F 38–40, 217, K. 314 Concerto for oboe and orchestra 227–40 in C 62 K. 466 Concerto for piano and K. 332 Sonata for piano in F 223 orchestra in d 34–5, 36, 38 K. 333 Sonata for piano in B-flat 50, 51 K. 467 Concerto for piano and K. 361 Serenade in B-flat 49, 56–7 orchestra in C 39, 40 K. 366 Idomeneo 50, 160 K. 482 Concerto for piano and K. 370 Quartet for oboe and strings orchestra in E-flat 42–3, 44 in F 56 K. 488 Concerto for piano and K. 375 Serenade in E-flat 59 orchestra in A 43 K. 384 Die Entfu¨hrung aus dem Serail K. 491 Concerto for piano and 13–14, 26, 102–4 orchestra in c 51 K. 388 Serenade in c 59, 60, 68 K. 492 Le nozze di Figaro 75, 77–8, 96, K. 407 Quintet for horn and strings in 104–5, 108, 163, 167, 172, 179, E-flat 57–9, 63, 68 222–3 K. 411 Adagio in B-flat 57 K. 495 Concerto for horn and orchestra K. 412 Concerto for horn and orchestra in E-flat 63, 65, 66 in D 68 K. 498 Trio for piano, clarinet and K. 413 Concerto for piano and viola in E-flat (‘Kegelstatt’) orchestra in F 27 52–3, 58 K. 414 Concerto for piano and K. 503 Concerto for piano and orchestra in A 27 orchestra in C 43–5 K. 415 Concerto for piano and K. 516c String Quintet (fragment) in orchestra in C 27 B-flat 65, 70–2 K. 417 Concerto for horn and orchestra K. 527 Don Giovanni 13, 24, 26, 105–6, in E-flat 63, 65 108, 137–62, 163–92 243 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85102-2 - Mozart Studies Edited by Simon P. Keefe Index More information 244 Index of Mozart’s works by Ko¨chel number K. 543 Symphony in E-flat 52 K. 580b Quintet for clarinet, basset-horn K. 545 Sonata for piano in C 73 and strings (fragment) 66, 70–2 K. 550 Symphony in g 26, 51 K. 581 Quintet for clarinet and strings K. 553 Canon ‘Alleluia’ 135 in A 65, 66, 67–8, 70 K. 554 Canon ‘Ave Maria’ 135 K. 588 Cosı` fan tutte 66, 76, 106–7, 108, K. 555 Canon ‘Lacrimoso son io’ 123 109, 110, 112, 115, 125, 128 K. 556 Canon ‘Grechtelt’s enk’ 135 K. 589 String Quartet in B-flat K. 557 Canon ‘Nascoso e` il mio sol’ (‘Prussian’) 72 123, 124 K. 595 Concerto for piano and K. 558 Canon ‘Gehn wir im Prater’ 135 orchestra in B-flat 26, 31–3 K. 559 Canon ‘Difficile lectu mihi’ 135 K. 620 Die Zauberflo¨te 24, 107, 229 K. 560 Canon ‘O du eselhafter Martin’ K. 621 La clemenza di Tito 107–8 124, 135 K. 622 Concerto for clarinet and K. 562 Canon ‘Caro bell’idol mio’ orchestra in A 25, 68–9, 70 123, 124, 132 K. 626 Requiem in d 1–24 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85102-2 - Mozart Studies Edited by Simon P. Keefe Index More information Index of Mozart’s works by genre Masses, mass movements K. 562 Canon ‘Caro bell’idol mio’ 123, 124, 132 K. 626 Requiem in d 1–24 Symphonies Operas K. 543 Symphony in E-flat 52 K. 51 La finta semplice 74 K. 550 Symphony in g 26, 51 K. 196 La finta giardiniera 74–5, 76, 77, 89, 97–102, 108 K. 366 Idomeneo 50, 160 Concertos K. 384 Die Entfu¨hrung aus dem Serail 13–14, 26, 102–4 K. 191 Concerto for bassoon and K. 422 L’oca del Cairo 96 orchestra in B-flat 62 K. 492 Le nozze di Figaro 75, 77–8, 96, K. 271 Concerto for piano and 104–5, 108, 163, 167, 172, orchestra in E-flat 208 179, 222–3 K. 299 Concerto for flute and harp K. 527 Don Giovanni 13, 24, 26, 105–6, in C 62, 63 108, 137–62, 163–92 K. 313 Concerto for flute and K. 588 Cosı` fan tutte 66, 76, 106–7, orchestra in G 63, 64 108, 109, 110, 112, 115, K. 314 Concerto for oboe and 125, 128 orchestra in C 62 K. 620 Die Zauberflo¨te 24, 107, 229 K. 412 Concerto for horn and K. 621 La clemenza di Tito 107–8 orchestra in D 68 K. 413 Concerto for piano and orchestra in F 27 K. 414 Concerto for piano and Arias with orchestra orchestra in A 27 K. 415 Concerto for piano and K. 78 Aria for soprano, ‘Per pie`ta’ 28 orchestra in C 27 K. 417 Concerto for horn and orchestra in E-flat 63, 65 Canons K. 447 Concerto for horn and orchestra in E-flat 65 K. 553 Canon ‘Alleluia’ 135 K. 449 Concerto for piano and K. 554 Canon ‘Ave Maria’ 135 orchestra in E-flat 27 K. 555 Canon ‘Lacrimoso son io’ 123 K. 450 Concerto for piano and K. 556 Canon ‘Grechtelt’s enk’ 135 orchestra in B-flat 26, 27, K. 557 Canon ‘Nascoso e` il mio sol’ 29, 41–2 123, 124 K. 451 Concerto for piano and K. 558 Canon ‘Gehn wir im Prater’ 135 orchestra in D 35–8 K. 559 Canon ‘Difficile lectu mihi’ 135 K. 453 Concerto for piano and K. 560 Canon ‘O du eselhafter Martin’ orchestra in G 30–1, 33, 124, 135 38, 41 245 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85102-2 - Mozart Studies Edited by Simon P. Keefe Index More information 246 Index of Mozart’s works by genre K. 456 Concerto for piano and K. 580b Quintet for clarinet, basset-horn orchestra in B-flat 31, 32, 33, 38 and strings (fragment) 66, 70–2 K. 459 Concerto for piano and K. 581 Quintet for clarinet and strings orchestra in F 38–40, 217, in A 65, 66, 67–8, 70 227–40 K. 466 Concerto for piano and orchestra in d 34–5, 36, 38 K. 467 Concerto for piano and String quartets and quartets for orchestra in C 39, 40 strings and winds K. 482 Concerto for piano and K. 285 Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in E-flat 42–3, 44 in D 53–4 K. 488 Concerto for piano and K. 285a Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in A 43 in G 54, 55 K. 491 Concerto for piano and K. 285b Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in c 51 in C 54–6 K. 495 Concerto for horn and K. 298 Quartet for flute and strings orchestra in E-flat 63, 65, 66 in A 55 K. 503 Concerto for piano and K. 370 Quartet for oboe and strings orchestra in C 43–5 in F 56 K. 595 Concerto for piano and K. 421 String Quartet in d 50, 57, 184 orchestra in B-flat 26, 31–3 K. 589 String Quartet in B-flat K. 622 Concerto for clarinet and (‘Prussian’) 72 orchestra in A 25, 68–9, 70 Divertimentos, serenades and Quintets, quartets and trios with other movements for winds piano K. 361 Serenade in B-flat 49, 56–7 K. 452 Quintet for piano and winds K. 375 Serenade in E-flat 59 in E-flat 52, 59–61 K. 388 Serenade in c 59, 60, 68 K. 498 Trio for piano, clarinet and K. 411 Adagio in B-flat 57 viola in E-flat (‘Kegelstatt’) 52–3, 58 String quintets and quintets for strings and winds Sonatas for piano K. 407 Quintet for horn and K. 332 Sonata for piano in F 223 strings in E-flat 57–9, 58, 63, 68 K. 333 Sonata for piano in B-flat K. 516c String Quintet (fragment) in 50, 51 B-flat 65, 70–2 K.
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    MUSIC IN PUBLIC LIFE: VIENNESE REPORTS FROM THE ALLGEMEINE MUSIKALISCHE ZEITUNG, 1798-1804 A dissertation submitted to the College of the Arts of Kent State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Carol Padgham Albrecht May 2008 Dissertation by Carol Padgham Albrecht B.A., North Texas State University, 1974 M.M., North Texas State University, 1980 Ph.D., Kent State University, 2008 Approved by _______________________________ , Chair, Doctoral Dissertation Committee _______________________________ , Members, Doctoral Dissertation Committee _______________________________ , _______________________________ , _______________________________ , Accepted by _______________________________ , Director, Hugh A. Glauser School of Music _______________________________ , Dean, College of the Arts ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Page APPROVAL PAGE . ii TABLE OF CONTENTS . iii PREFACE . iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . xiv CHAPTER I. VOLUME I: OCTOBER 3, 1798-SEPTEMBER 25, 1799 . 1 II. VOLUME II: OCTOBER 1, 1799-SEPTEMBER 24, 1800 . 28 III. VOLUME III: OCTOBER 1, 1800-SEPTEMBER 23, 1801 . 41 IV. VOLUME IV: OCTOBER 1, 1801–SEPTEMBER 22, 1802 . 103 V. VOLUME V: OCTOBER 1, 1802-SEPTEMBER 21, 1803 . 116 VI. VOLUME VI: OCTOBER 1, 1803-SEPTEMBER 26, 1804 . 170 APPENDIXES A. VIENNA HOFTHEATER SALARY LISTINGS, COMBINED CASTS . 231 B. GERMAN OPERAS GIVEN IN THE COURT THEATER, 1798-1800 . 233 C. ITALIAN OPERAS GIVEN IN THE COURT THEATER, 1798-1800 . 234 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 236 iii PREFACE The Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung (General