Heinrich Schenker (1868–1935) is probably the most important and influential music theorist of the 20th century. His “Schichtenlehre” sees harmony and counterpoint as interdependent variables. In doing so, it deciphers both local and global structures of tonal music. Schenker's life and work have mainly been researched in English-speaking countries; since around 2000, however, more and more contributions to Schenker research have been published in other language areas. The book series “International Forum for Schenkerian Research” (IFSR) reflects current Schenkerian research in all its regional, methodological and thematic diversity. Its first volume contains articles by international authors on the topics of theory, analysis and history. With contributions byEytan Agmon | Ian Bent | David Beach | Charles Burkhart | Marko Deisinger | Frank Samarotto | Eric Wen
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Copyright year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-3-487-16778-7
ISBN-Online
978-3-487-16779-4
Publisher
Georg Olms Verlag, Baden-Baden
Series
International Forum for Schenkerian Research
Volume
1
Language
English
Pages
163
Product type
Edited Book
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 9
Energy, Inhalt, and the Inverting of Schenkerian Hierarchy No access Pages 10 - 24 Frank Samarotto
Their Taste, His Structure. Sound, Texture, Voice Leading, and Form in the Slow Movementof Bach’s Italian Concerto, BWV No access Pages 25 - 48 Eytan Agmon
Schenker’s “Fallacious Concept” in Context. The Fourth Variation from Brahms’s Variations on a Theme by Haydn No access Pages 49 - 73 Eric Wen
Debussy’s Chansons de Bilitis No access Pages 74 - 83 Charles Burkhart
An Analytical Study of the Finales from Mendelssohn’s Piano Trios Opp. 49 and 66 No access Pages 84 - 110 David Beach
Schenker as Teacher. The Pre-Lesson Book Years 1 No access Pages 111 - 146 Ian Bent
“Poet Wanted for an Unknown Schubert Song”. Heinrich Schenker, Otto Erich Deutsch and the 1934 RAVAG Competition No access Pages 147 - 159 Marko Deisinger
About the Authors No access Pages 160 - 163
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