the cambridge history of seventeenth-century music

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1、thecambridgehistoryofSEVENTEENTH-CENTURYMUSICTheCambridgeHistoryofSeventeenth-CenturyMusicseekstoprovidethemostup-to-dateknowledgeonseventeenth-centurymusic,togetherwithavitalquestioningofthewayinwhichsuchahistorycanbetoldorputtogetherforourpresentpurposes.Writtenbyadistinguishedteamofexpertsinthefi

2、eld,thechaptersnotonlyaddresstraditionalareasofstudysuchasoperaandchurchmusic,butalsolookatthewaythisextremelydiverseanddynamicmusicalworldhasbeencategorisedinthepast,andhowitsproductsareviewedfromvariousculturalpointsofview.Whilethishistorydoesnotdepartentirelyfromthetraditionalstudyofmusicalworksa

3、ndtheircom-posers,thereisastrongemphasisontheinstitutions,culturesandpoliticsoftheage,togetherwithaninterrogationofthewaysinwhichmusicrelatedtocontemporaryarts,sciencesandbeliefs.timcarteristheauthoroftheCambridgeOperaHandbookonMozart’sLenozzediFigaro(1987),JacopoPeri(1561–1633):HisLifeandWorks(1989

4、),MusicinLateRenaissanceandEarlyBaroqueItaly(1992)andMonteverdi’sMusicalTheatre(2002).Hehasalsopublishednumerousjournalarticlesandessaysonmusicinsixteenth-andearlyseventeenth-centuryItaly;thoseto1998werereprintedinMusic,PatronageandPrintinginLateRenaissanceFlorenceandMonteverdiandhisContemporaries(b

5、oth2000).In2001hebecameDavidG.FreyDistinguishedProfessorofMusicattheUniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill.johnbuttistheGardinerProfessorofMusicattheUniversityofGlasgow.HisbookPlayingWithHistory:TheHistoricalApproachtoMusicPerformance(Cambridge,2002)wasshortlistedforthe2003BritishAcademyBookPrizeandi

6、nthesameyearhewontheDentMedal.HeistheauthorofMusicEducationandtheArtofPerformanceintheGermanBaroque(1994),Bach:MassinBMinor(1991)andBachInterpretation(1990),allpublishedbyCambridgeUniversityPress,andhaseditedTheCambridgeCompaniontoBach(1997).Heisalsoahighlyacclaimedharpsichordistandorganist,andhasre

7、cordedCDsforHarmoniaMundi,France.thecambridgehistoryofmusicTheCambridgeHistoryofMusiccomprisesagroupofreferenceworkscon-cernedwithsignificantstrandsofmusicalscholarship.Theindividualvol-umesareself-co