Early keyboard instruments : a practical guide

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ix
• Abbreviation and pitch nomenclature = xi
• 1 Stylistic awareness and keyboard music = 1
• 2 Repertory, performance and notation = 9
• Choice and sources of repertory = 9
• Repertories, performance traditions and keyboard tutors = 11
• Editions and facsimiles = 14
• Aspects of notation = 18
• 3 The instruments = 24
• Harpsichords = 25
• Virginals and spinets = 31
• Clavichords = 32
• Pianos = 33
• Temperaments = 39
• Purchase, care and tuning of reproduction instruments = 41
• 4 Use of instruments and technique = 43
• Which instrument? = 43
• Harpsichord registration = 46
• Piano pedalling = 52
• Hand position and finger technique = 58
• Fingering and keyboard touch = 60
• Some clavichord techniques = 67
• 5 Non-notated and notated issues = 69
• Improvisation and preluding = 69
• Cadenzas, fermatas and lead-ins = 72
• Embellishment = 75
• Tempo fluctuation and tempo rubato = 78
• Slurs, dots and wedges = 82
• Spread chords = 85
• 6 Case studies = 88
• Louis Couperins's suites = 88
• J. S. Bach : French Overture = 93
• Haydn : Sonata in C minor, Hob. XVI : 20 = 98
• Mozart : Piano Concerto in C Major, K.467 = 100
• Beethoven : Sonata in D major, Op.10, No.3 = 105
• Chopin : Nocturne in E♭, Op.9, No.2 = 109
• 7 Continuo realisation = 113
• Instrumentation = 114
• Texture and style = 117
• Recitative accompaniment = 123
• Notes = 125
• Select bibliography = 143
• Index = 148