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EDITING (Revidierter Und Korrigierter Datenbestand Aus RILM) Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin PS Musikedition und Notensatz Sommersemester 2001 Alexander Steinhilber M.A. Ausführliche Bibliographie EDITING (revidierter und korrigierter Datenbestand aus RILM) (Korrektur- und Ergänzungsvorschläge werden gerne entgengenommen und eingearbeitet) EDITING 2 1. [20th-century French music] 20ème siècle: Images de la musique française.: [The 20th century: Images of French music.] (Paris: SACEM/ Papiers, 1986) 172 p. Illustration. In French. 2. [Anderson memorial volume] Gordon Athol Anderson (1929-1981) in memoriam: Von seinen Studenten, Freunden und Kollegen. [Gordon Athol Anderson (1929-1981) in memoriam: By his students, friends, and colleagues.]: Musicological studies/ Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, Vol. 39/1-2, (Henryville, Penn.: Institute of Medieval Music, 1984) 2 v. xxix, 573 p. Facsimile, music examples. Essays in English (16), German (2), French (1), Czech (1), Russian (1). 3. [Blankenburg/ Harz, 1986] Generalbassspiel im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert: Editionsfragen aus der Sicht vorliegender Ausgaben zum Jubiläumsjahr 1985 . [Continuo performance in the 17th and 18th centuries: Editing questions in light of available editions in the jubilee year 1985.] 4. [Blankenburg/ Harz, 1986] Zur vokalen und instrumentalen Ornamentik in der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts. [Vocal and instrumental ornamentation in the first half of the 18th century.] 5. [Blankenburg/ Harz, 1987] Der Einfluss der italienischen Musik in der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts. [The influence of Italian music in the first half of the 18th century.] 6. [Brook Festschrift] Music in the Classic period: Essays in honor of Barry S. Brook. (New York: Pendragon, 1985) 384 p. Bibliography. 7. [Bydgoszcz, 1988] Musica antiqua. VIII/1: Acta musicologica. (Bydgoszcz: Filharmonia Pomorska im. I. Paderewskiego, 1988) 1129 p. Essays in English (33), German (12), Russian (17), Polish (1), and French (5). 8. [Clercx-Lejeune Gedenkschrift] Hommages a Suzanne Clercx-Lejeune. [ Homage to Suzanne Clercx-Lejeune.] Belgisch tijdschrift voor muziekwetenschap / Revue belge de musicologie, Vol. XLII (1988) 312 p. In French, English. 9. [Cuyler Festschrift] Notations and editions: a book in honor of Louise Cuyler. (Dubuque, Iowa: Brown, 1974) viii, 204 p. Illustration, facsimile, music examples. 10. [Dorfmüller Festschrift] Ars iocundissima: Festschrift für Kurt Dorfmüller zum 60. Geburtstag. [Ars iocundissima: Festschrift for Kurt Dorfmüller on his 60th birthday.] (Tutzing: Schneider, 1984) viii, 406 p . In German, Italian, English. 11. [Dublin, 1985] Ballad research: The stranger in ballad narrative and other topics. 12. [Eisenstadt, 1986] Liszt heute. [Liszt today.] Vol. 78, (Eisenstadt: Burgenländisches Landesmuseum, 1987) 167 p. Music examples, bibliography . In German. 13. [Forchert Festschrift] Festschrift Arno Forchert zum 60. Geburtstag am 29 . Dezember 1985. [Festschrift for Arno Forchert in honor of his 60th birthday on 29 December 1985.] (Kassel: Bärenreiter, 1986) 319 p. In German. 14. [Frankfurt an der Oder, 1984] Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach in unserer Zeit.: [Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach in our time.] (Frankfurt an der Oder: n.p., 1985) 96 p. Illustration, portrait, music examples, thematic catalogue, charts, tables. In German. 15. [Halle, 1983] Georg Friedrich Händel im Verständnis des 19. Jahrhunderts . [Georg Friedrich Händel as understood in the 19th century.] 16. [Hamburg, 1985] Musik in den Medien: Programmgestaltung im Spannungsfeld von Dramaturgie, Industrie und Publikum. [Music in the media: Programming and the claims of EDITING 3 drama, industry, and audience.] (Baden -Baden: Nomos, 1986) 202 p. Diagrams, tables. In German. 17. [Hamburg] Händel und Hamburg. [Händel and Hamburg.] (Hamburg: Wagner, 1985) 179 p. In German. 18. [Harz/Blankenburg, 1984] Zur Aufführungspraxis und Interpretation der Musik von Johann Sebastian Bach und Georg Friedrich Händel. Georg Friedrich Händel: Ein Beitrag zum 300. Geburtstag. [Performance practice and interpretation of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Georg Friedrich Händel. Georg Friedrich Händel: Contribution to his tercentenary.] 19. [Henle Festschrift] Musik. Edition. Interpretation. Gedenkschrift Gunter Henle. [Music. Editions, Interpretation.] (München: Henle, 1980) In German, English (6 articles), French (1 article). 20. [Karlsruhe] Georg Friedrich Händel. (Karlsruhe: Badische Landesbibliothek, 1985) 267 p. In German. 21. [München, 1983] Wagnerliteratur - Wagnerforschung. [Wagner literature - Wagner research.] (Mainz: Schott, 1985) 239 p. In German. 22. [Plamenac Festschrift] Spomenica u pocast Draganu Plamencu (1895-1983).: [Festschrift in honor of Dragan Plamenac (1895-1983).] Arti musices , (Dec 1986) (Zagreb: Muzikoloski Zavod Muzicke Akademije, 1986) 92 p. In Croatian; summaries in English, German. 23. [Potsdam, 1983] Neue Aspekte zur Musikästhetik und Musikgeschichte im 18. Jahrhundert unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Potsdamer und Berliner Musikkultur. [New aspects of 18th-century music aesthetics and music history with particular consideration of the music culture of Potsdam and Berlin.] Potsdamer Forschungen: Wissenschaftliche Schriftenreihe der Pädagogischen Hochschule Potsdam, Vol. 60, (Potsdam: Pädagogische Hochschule, 1984) 129 p. In German. 24. [Prague, 1984] Sto let odkazu Bedricha Smetany. [One hundred years of the legacy of Bedrich Smetana.] (Praha: Svaz Ceskych Skladatelu a Koncertních Umelcu, 1985) 277 p. In Czech. 25. [Pretoria, 1987] Bydraes tot die Musiekwetenskapkongres 1987/ Contributions to the Annual Musicology Congress, 1987. 26. [Ruhnke Festschrift] Festschrift Martin Ruhnke zum 65. Geburtstag. [Festschrift for Martin Ruhnke on his 65th birthday.] (Neuhausen: Hänssler, 1986) 408 p. In German. 27. [Strauss Gesellschaft Festschrift] Freut euch des Lebens: Festgabe anlässlich des 50jährigen Bestehens der Johann Strauss Gesellschaft. [Freut euch des Lebens: Special volume published on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Johann Strauss Gesellschaft.] (Wien: Johann Strauss Gesellschaft, 1986) 60 p. Illustration, portrait, facsimile, music examples. In German. 28. [Warsaw, 1986] Chopin a romantyzm. I. [Chopin and Romanticism. I.]: Rocznik chopinowski, (1987) 11-313. In Polish. 29. [Wroclaw, 1987] Problemy wykonawcze muzyki wspólczesnej. [Performance practice in contemporary music.] Zeszyt naukowy: Akademia Muzyczna im. Karola Lipinskiego we Wroclawiu, Vol. 47, (1988) 75-110 p. 30. [Würzburg, 1981] Der Historismus in Orgelbau, Orgelspiel und Orgelkomposition. [Historicism in organ building, organ playing, and organ composition.] Acta organologica, (Kassel: Gesellschaft der Orgelfreunde, 1984) 425 p. Illustration, music examples. In German.: ISSN: 0567-7874. EDITING 4 31. 25. Händelfestspiele der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik. [25th Händel Festival of the DDR.] (Leipzig: Kreutzmann, 1976) 54 p. Thematic catalogue. In German. 32. Abrah m, Mariann: "Edited by/Herausgegeben von/Közreadja: Csurka Magda.": Parlando, Issue 2; 1993; pp. 21-23: ISSN: 0133-2767. 33. Ackermann, Peter: Musikgeschichte und historische Aufführungspraxis: Paul Hindemiths Versuch einer Rekonstruktion der ersten Aufführung von Monteverdis Orfeo. [Music history and performance practice: Paul Hindemith's Versuch einer Rekonstruktion der ersten Aufführung of Monteverdi's Orfeo.] Hindemith-Jahrbuch/Annales Hindemith, Vol. 23; 1994; pp. 61-81; Music: ISSN: 0172-956X. 34. Adamczyk, Jan [Editor]: Inzynieria i rezyseria dzwieku: Materialy sympozjum. [Audio engineering and sound mastering control: Proceedings of a conference.] Kraków: Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza; 1989; 269 p. 35. Adams, Douglas: Danzas del ballet "Estancia" by Alberto Ginastera: IV- -Danza final (Malambo) Journal of the Conductors' Guild, Vol. 15; Issue 2; summer-fall 1994; pp. 125- 126: ISSN: 0734-1032. 36. Adams, Douglas: Outdoor overture by Aaron Copland. Journal of the Conductors' Guild, Vol. 15; Issue 2; summer-fall 1994; pp. 119-124; Charts, diagr.: ISSN: 0734-1032. 37. Adamson, Amanda: Petrucci's Motetti C: A critical edition and study of the anonymous motets. 1991; 310 p.; (MM thesis, Musicology: U. of Auckland, 1991); Bibliog., charts, diagr. 38. Adler, Samuel; Higdon, James: Epistrophe/Samuel Adler; [editing and registration by James Higdon] [Minneapolis], Augsburg Fortress, 1992; 32 p. of music 39. Aigrain, Philippe: New applications of content processing of music.: Journal of new music research, Vol. 28; Issue 4; Dec 1999; pp. 271-280 ; Bibliog., Internet resources: ISSN: 0929-8215. 40. Aikin, Jim [Introduction]; Milano, Dominic: Wendy Carlos: Further adventures in the making of Switched-on Bach 2000. Keyboard, Vol. 18; Issue 9; Sept 1992; pp. 82-107; Port.: ISSN: 0730-0158. 41. Akehurst, F.R.P. [Editor and Foreword]; Davis, Judith M. [Editor]: A handbook of the troubadours. Publications of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 26, Los Angeles: U. of California; 1995; vii, 502 p.; Bibliog., them. cat., charts, diagr., sound recording: ISBN: 0-520 -07975-2. 42. Albrecht, Christoph: Eine Neuausgabe der freien Orgelwerke Buxtehudes.: [A new edition of the free organ works of Buxtehude.] Musik und Kirche , Vol. 64; Issue 2; 1994; pp. 66- 76; Music: ISSN: 0027-4771. 43. Albrecht, Christoph: Zur Akzidentienfrage im 16. Jahrhundert. [ Concerning the question of accidentals in the 16th century.] Musik und Kirche, Vol. L/3 (1980) 125-30. In German.: ISSN: 0027-4771. 44. Albrecht, Georg Alexander: Das sinfonische Werk Hans Pfitzners: Textkritische Anmerkungen und Hinweise zur Aufführungspraxis. [Hans
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