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2 The Categories of Musical Ornaments

  • Frederick Neumann
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© 2020 Princeton University Press, Princeton

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Contents xi
  5. List of Abbreviations xiii
  6. PART I: INTRODUCTION
  7. 1 Ornament and Structure 3
  8. 2 The Categories of Musical Ornaments 7
  9. 3 Historical Performance and the Problem of Method 9
  10. PART II: BAROQUE TRENDS OF ORNAMENTATION
  11. Introduction 19
  12. 4 Italian Developments 21
  13. 5 French Developments 31
  14. 6 German Developments 37
  15. 7 J. S. Bach's Usage 41
  16. PART III: ONE-NOTE GRACES
  17. Introduction: Vorschlag, Nachschlag, Zwischenschlag, Zusammenschlag 47
  18. 8 The French Port de voix and Coulé: Definition and Character 49
  19. 9 Port de voix and Coulé for Voice and Melody Instruments, 1636-1715 52
  20. 10 Port de voix and Coulé on the Lute and the Keyboard 1615-1715 66
  21. 11 Couperin's Ports de voix and Coulés 75
  22. 12 Port de voix and Coulé, 1715-1775 80
  23. 13 Accent and Chûte 92
  24. 14 Italian One-Note Graces 1590-1710 97
  25. 15 German One-Note Graces, 1620-1715 103
  26. 16 J. S. Bach's One-Note Graces 124
  27. 17 Italian One-Note Graces 1710-1760 164
  28. 18 German One-Note Graces 1715-1765 178
  29. PART IV: THE SLIDE
  30. Introduction: Two-Note Graces and the Nature of the Slide 203
  31. 19 The French Slide, 1689-1776 205
  32. 20 The Italo-German Slide, 1600-1715 211
  33. 21 J. S. Bach's Slide 217
  34. 22 The Italian Slide, 1710-1760 229
  35. 23 The German Slide 1715-1780 232
  36. PART V: THE TRILL
  37. Introduction: Designs and Terms 241
  38. 24 The French Trill 1630-1715 244
  39. 25 Couperin's Trill 263
  40. 26 The French Trill, 1715-1785 270
  41. 27 The Italian Trill, 1590-1710 287
  42. 28 The German Trill 1615-1715 296
  43. 29 J. S. Bach's Trill 312
  44. 30 The Italian Trill, 1710-1760 345
  45. 31 The German Trill, 1715-1780 365
  46. PART VI: THE COMPOUND TRILL
  47. Introduction: Turn-Trill, Slide-Trill, Mordent-Trill 389
  48. 32 The French Compound Trill 1685-1760 392
  49. 33 J. S. Bach s Compound Trill 399
  50. 34 The Italian and German Compound Trill 1715-1780 406
  51. PART VII: THE MORDENT
  52. Introduction: Types and Designs 415
  53. 35 The French Mordent, 1630-1715 418
  54. 36 The Mordent of Couperin and Later Masters, 1710-1780 427
  55. 37 The Italo-German Mordent 1600-1715 436
  56. 38 J. S. Bach's Mordent 441
  57. 39 The Italian Mordent, 1710-1760 452
  58. 40 The German Mordent, 1715-1765 456
  59. PART VIII: OTHER SMALL ORNAMENTS
  60. 41 The Turn 465
  61. 42 The Zusammenschlag (Acciaccatura) 479
  62. 43 The Anschlag 488
  63. 44 The Arpeggio 492
  64. 45 The Vibrato 511
  65. PART IX: FREE ORNAMENTATION
  66. Introduction 525
  67. 46 Free Ornamentation of the French School 526
  68. 47 Free Ornamentation of the Italo-German School in the 17th Century 532
  69. 48 J. S. Bach's Free Ornamentation 544
  70. 49 Free Ornamentation of the Italo-German School, 1700-1775 553
  71. Postscript: Historical Research and Modern Performance 574
  72. Appendix: Selective Glossary of Terms and Symbols 577
  73. Selected Bibliography 605
  74. Index 615
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