Nm 62 / 1993 Brei
Breitman, David:
The damper pedal and the Beethoven piano sonatas : a historical perspective / by David Breitman. – 1993. – VIII, 124 S. : graph. Darst., Notenbeisp.
Papierkopie erschienen im Verlag University Microfilms International, Ann Arbor.
Ithaca, NY, Cornell Univ., Diss. (DMA), 1993
UMI order number: 9318869. – Rilm 93:10493
Inv.-Nr. 97.667
Inhalt: Chapter 1 : introduction: Overview. Motivation for this study. Sources. Old pianos, new pianos : what's the difference?. The status of pedal markings. – Chapter 2 : from harpsichord to fortepiano: A new style of keyboard writing appears. The piano's other ancestor. The piano and the pedal - a bit of organology. Damping on the other keyboard instruments. The pedal and the the new style of keyboard writing. – Chapter 3 : pedal in the sources: Early references for the pedal (C. P. E. Bach. W. A. Mozart. Türk). Earliest pedal indications in scores. Pedaling advice in treaties (Milchmeyer. Adam. Cramer. Hummel). Summary. – Chapter 4 : Beethoven's piano playing: Historical accounts of Beethoven's playing. Two schools of piano playing. Beethoven and Steibelt. Beethoven's pianos. Chpater 5 : Beethoven's pedaling: Early markings. Authentic pedal indications in the piano sonatas. Czerny's instructions for pedaling. – Chapter 6 : looking at hte data: For what puposes did Beethoven indicate pedaling?. How complete are the pedal markings?. Why are there indications at these places, and no others?. Pedaling at the ends of sections or movements. Pedaling for legato. Special notation. When else should we use the pedal?. – Chapter 7 : pedaling in other works of Beethoven: Solo piano works. Concertos. Chamber music. Summary. – Chapter 8: Conclusions. – Bibliography.
- Schlagwörter:
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Klaviersonate / Pedal
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Klaviersonate / Aufführungspraxis
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Klavierbau / Pedal
- Klavierbau / Pedal
- Klaviermusik / Aufführungspraxis / Pedal
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Hammerklavier
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Pianist
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