Elgar Studies (Cambridge Composer Studies) ebook

by Julian Rushton,J. P. E. Harper-Scott

Julian Rushton J. P. E. Harper-Scott Humanities English

Studies (Cambridge Composer Studies) 1 by . The essays cover the entire range of current thinking on Elgar's music. J. P. E. Harper-Scott is Lecturer in Music at Royal Holloway, University of London.

The essays cover the entire range of current thinking on Elgar's music.

P. Harper-Scott (born 3 December 1977) is a British musicologist, Professor of Music History and Theory at Royal Holloway, University of London . A Biographical Note, J. Harper-Scott. "J. Harper-Scott Royal Holloway, University of London, Department of Music".

In Harper-Scott, and Rushton,, Elgar Studies, 220–37. Cambridge Composer Studies. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007. Grimley, Daniel M. ‘Modernism and Closure: Nielsen's Symphony’. The Musical Quarterly 86, no. 1 (2002): 149–73. Woodbridge: Boydell, forthcoming. Harper-Scott, J. ‘Vaughan Williams's Antic Symphony’. In Riley,, British Music and Modernism, 175–96. ‘Women in Postwar Britten’.

J. Harper-Scott, Julian Rushton, West Riding Professor of Music Julian Rushton. It is perhaps in textual analysis and criticism that Elgar studies are showing their most remarkable growth.

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Edward Elgar, Modernist. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. Article in Journal of British Studies 46(03):720-722 · July 2012 with 1 Reads. How we measure 'reads'. Harper-Scott is a British musicologist, currently Professor of Music History and Theory at Royal Holloway, University of London . to Lawrence Kramer, Harper-Scott's The Quilting Points of Musical Modernism is 'a book that raises the question of music and ideas in a big way. The book is a sweeping indictment of musicology and a manifesto for its transformation.

He is currently planning a large-scale study of melancholy in English music from Elgar to Birtwistle

13 Elgar and recordingTimothy Day. 14 Broadcasting’s ally: Elgar and the BBCJenny Doctor. Robin Holloway is a composer whose distinguished output over many years has gained him a firm place in the recent development of British music. His works include the opera Clarissa, three Concertos for Orchestra, a symphony commissioned for the Promenade Concerts in 2000, the dramatic ballad Brand, and a choral work based on Peer Gynt. He is currently planning a large-scale study of melancholy in English music from Elgar to Birtwistle. Julian Rushton retired as West Riding Professor of Music at the University of Leeds in 2002.

Reflecting the growth of international interest in Elgar's music, this collection of essays brings together leading scholars from the UK and the USA, and covers the broadest range of analytical approaches to his music. It is perhaps in textual analysis and criticism that Elgar studies are showing their most remarkable growth. In this volume, analysts and theorists place Elgar at the centre of research into late-tonal music theory - particularly Schenkerian and neo-Riemannian - and the continually burgeoning area of musical hermeneutics. Through study of published scores and recently discovered sketches, different contributions explore Elgar's musical language and treatment of symphonic form, and themes in his music such as empire, race, the pastoral and idyllic, mourning, and loss. The essays cover the entire range of current thinking on Elgar's music, and have wide ramifications for future approaches to music of the early twentieth century.