Early Keyboard Instruments
Early Keyboard Instruments discusses a variety of issues involved in the performance of keyboard music from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries. It brings together a range of topics that have come to the fore in recent decades and forms a useful introduction to historical performance issues for the student performer or amateur, whether playing on period instruments or on the modern piano.
- Wide range of historical issues covered in a short space
- A practical investigation of the issues, which will enable readers to translate what they discover into their own performances
- Written by an author who has direct experience of researching and performing repertory
Reviews & endorsements
"Overall Rowland gives valuable practical information." CHOICE Nov 2001
Product details
March 2001Paperback
9780521643856
168 pages
229 × 152 × 10 mm
0.243kg
52 music examples
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Table of Contents
- 1. Stylistic awareness and keyboard music
- 2. Repertory, performance and notation
- 3. The instruments
- 4. Use of instruments and technique
- 5. Non-notated and notated issues
- 6. Case studies
- 7. Continuo realisation.