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Music philology: an introduction to musical textual criticism, hermeneutics, and editorial technique

Georg Feder c2011 © Pendragon Press
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ISBN(s)
  • 9781576471135 (paper)
  • 9780945193272 (hardcover)
Subject
  • Music & Musicology
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  • Table of Contents

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  • Frontmatter
  • Foreword (page v)
  • Translator's Preface and Acknowledgments (page vii)
  • I. Presuppositions (page 1)
    • A. Music and Language (page 1)
    • B. Tradition and Understanding (page 7)
    • C. The Work and the Text (page 13)
  • II. Definition (page 23)
    • A. Narrowest and Broadest Sense of the Term "Musical Philology" (page 23)
    • B. Bibliographical, Antiquarian, Philological, and Historical Music Research (page 29)
  • III. Foundations (page 33)
    • A. Sources (page 33)
    • B. Context (page 34)
    • C. Competence (page 38)
  • IV. Textual Criticism (page 41)
    • Digression 1: Reproaches of "Positivism" (page 43)
    • A. Source Criticism (page 45)
    • B. "Lower" Criticism (page 58)
    • C. "Higher" Criticism and History of the Work (page 71)
  • V. Hermeneutics (page 85)
    • A. Concept and Method (page 85)
    • B. Objects of Understanding: Methods of Explanation (page 97)
    • C. Addressees of Explanation and Its Forms of Communication (page 125)
  • VI. Work Criticism (page 127)
    • Digression 4: Musical Aesthetic of the Variant (page 131)
  • VII. Editorial Technique (page 137)
    • A. Facsimile (page 137)
    • B. Diplomatic Edition (page 140)
    • C. Edition of the Corrected Text (page 141)
    • D. Critical Edition (page 142)
    • E. The Historical and Critical Edition (page 149)
    • F. The "Scholarly and Practical" Edition (page 152)
    • G. "Urtext" Edition (page 154)
    • H. The Demand for an Edition Based on the History of Transmission (page 155)
  • VIII. Remarks on the History of Textual Criticism in Music (page 159)
  • Selected Bibliography (page 163)
  • Index of Persons (page 169)
  • Index of Topics and Terms (page 178)
  • Georg Feder (1927-2006) (page 195)
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