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The Vocal Music of the Comédies-Ballets of Lully-Molière

Thesis explores the vocal music of the Comédies-Ballets written by Jean Baptiste Lully and Jean Baptiste Molière. Susan Kaye Schafer provides historical context to the collaboration between Lully and Molière and investigates the content of their work.

Date: December 1975

Creator: Schafer, Susan Kaye

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J. S. Bach Cantata No. 52: An Analysis for Performance

This paper analyzes Johann Sebastian Bach's Cantata No. 52, Falsche Welt, dir trau' ich nicht. Janette Cook Williams presents findings on the evolution of the sacred solo cantata and examines the style of Bach's work.

Date: May 1975

Creator: Williams, Janette Cook

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Grimaldi

Grimaldi is a synesthetic work composed of aural and visual media including noise, tone, electronic devices, lighting and theatrical events. It is designed for solo saxophone with an accompanying ensemble of eight wind instruments and four percussion. The most important aspect of the piece is its texture, which consists of constantly changing and interacting aural and visual events. The compositional process of Grimaldi began with the selection of a form constructed of two equal arches of unequ… more

Date: December 1975

Creator: Gibson, John (John Wesley), 1946-

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Four Chamber Arias of Vincenzo Bellini

This paper explores the musical significance, history, and development of Vincenzo Bellini's four chamber arias. Nancy W. Barfield discusses the life of composer Vincenzo Bellini, his musical style, and the style of the arias themselves.

Date: May 1975

Creator: Barfield, Nancy W.

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The Elements of Early New Orleans Jazz

This paper discusses the development of jazz that occurred in the Storyville district of New Orleans. Bernard Norman Rose explores the history of the area and the influences that resulted in a synthesis of music.

Date: May 1975

Creator: Rose, Bernard Norman

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The "Dante" Sonata: The Diabolical Liszt

This paper describes the creation and impact of Franz Liszt's "Dante" Sonata. Bill Blaine gives historical context and elaborates on the literary and philosophical influences evident in the piece before providing an examination of the music.

Date: May 1975

Creator: Blaine, Bill

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The Vocal Music of the Comédies-Ballets of Lully-Molière

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The "Dante" Sonata: The Diabolical Liszt