Browsing by Author "Speerstra, Joel"
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A Congratulatory Canon for Kerala Snyder
Dodds, Michael (2019) -
A Favorite Magnificat for Kerry
Gable, Frederick K. (2020) -
A Re-Examination of port de voix in the Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries: Possibilities in Vocal Performance
Sanford, Sally Allis (2017-03-16)Sally Sanford investigates the port de voix in French vocal music and demonstrates her results in nine sound examples. -
A Tribute to Kerry Snyder
Thym, Jürgen (2016-03-04) -
An Emblem Book Fit for an Emperor: Exploring Georg Muffat’s Apparatus Musico-Organisticus(1690)
Speerstra, Joel (2020-10-15) -
An English Paragram
Tatlow, Ruth (2016-03-04)Ruth Tatlow's paragram is a celebration of Kerala. It is based on historical models like those of Christian Friedrich Henrici (Picander), who was one of the most important poetic sources for J. S. Bach's vocal compositions. -
Apollo and the Muses
Speerstra, Joel (2018) -
Bach, the pedal clavichord, and the organist
Speerstra, Joel (2000) -
"Böhm at Home"
Speerstra, Joel (2012) -
Devotional dialogue: Exploring the Musical Repertoire for Solo Voice and Clavichord from Reformation Europe
Ekström, Christina; Speerstra, Joel (2017-09-14) -
Devotional dialogue: Exploring the Musical Repertoire for Solo Voice and Clavichord from Reformation Europe
Ekström, Christina; Speerstra, Joel (2017-10-22) -
Exotic Elements in Kapsberger’s Jesuit Opera (Rome, 1622) Honoring Saints Ignatius and Francis Xavier
Locke, Ralph P. (2016-10-14)Ralph Locke presents a detailed exploration of the unique and rarely studied sacred opera by the Venetian composer Giovanni Kapsberger. -
Fantasia and fantasy: Some Notes on Two Homonymic Genres of German Chorale-Based Organ Music
Jullander, Sverker (2019) -
Gottfried Frietzsch and the Subsemitones in the Large Organ of Hamburg, St. Catherine’s
Ortgies, Ibo (2019)In 1629 Gottfried Frietzsch1 (1578–1638), court organ builder at the Saxon Electoral Court, began the final important phase of his professional life with his first organ for the Hanseatic town of Hamburg: the monastery ... -
Johann Rosenmüller and the Rehabilitation of Vocal Fugue in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century
Walker, Paul (2024)Paul Walker’s contribution to our festschrift explores Rosenmüller’s revival of the vocal fugue in the seventeenth century. It is a perfect combination of his own expertise on fugal theory and a tribute to Kerala Snyder’s ... -
“La Notte” by Antonio Vivaldi
Bellotti, Edoardo (2018) -
New Light on the Use of the Metronome in Organ Music by Lefébure-Wely, Lemmens, and Franck
Verdin, Joris (2023)Joris Verdin asks us to re-evaluate what we think we know about the dialog between metronome markings and subjective performance instructions in 19th-century French organ music, and invites us to renew our approach to its ... -
The Notation of Meter and Tempo ca. 1620–1670: Theory and Practice
Silbiger, Alexander (2018-01-11) -
Singing at the Clavichord: Interpretative aspects of repertoire from Brødremenigheden in Christiansfeld
Ekström, Christina; Speerstra, Joel (2018-10-11)