William Renwick
Biographic Data
| ID | 1609350 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Renwick |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Renwick |
| SIGNATURE | RENWICK W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Victoria University of Wellington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1934 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bach and the 'Old' Musicology
Analyzing Fugue
Hidden Fugal Paths
Throughout Schenker's discourse, fugue remains an almost impenetrable genre for analysis, owing to the unparalleled complexity of voice leading that characterises fugal texture in the hands of masters such as Bach and Handel. There have, however, been outstanding examples of fugal analysis from a Schenkerian perspective: in addition to three by Schenker, Carl Schachter's masterly study of Bach's B% Fugue from WTC I' demonstrates that Schenkerian …
A Subject of Four Notes”
This paper discusses the circumstances that drew William Crotch into a highly specific and systematic compositional procedure, and describes how the severe material and procedural restrictions of his Introduction and Fugue on a Subject of Four Notes, no others being used all thro' the movement (ca. 1830) nevertheless permit the creation of a successful musical work on both intellectual and artistic scales. The analytical focus of the article is t…
Modality, Imitation and Structural Levels
The Undermining of a National Myth
From a seminar at the Stout Research Centre, which was originally presented as a paper at the American Ethnological Society Spring Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina, 1991
A View of the Present State of Ireland
115 p. This html etext of A Veue of the present state of Irelande [1596] was prepared from the text found in Grosart [1894] and checked with Renwick's edition of the Rawlinson MS [Scholartis, 1934
A Critical Bibliography of the Works of Edmund Spenser Printed before 1700
A View of the Present State of Ireland
115 p. This html etext of A Veue of the present state of Irelande [1596] was prepared from the text found in Grosart [1894] and checked with Renwick's edition of the Rawlinson MS [Scholartis, 1934
The Undermining of a National Myth
From a seminar at the Stout Research Centre, which was originally presented as a paper at the American Ethnological Society Spring Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina, 1991
A Critical Bibliography of the Works of Edmund Spenser Printed before 1700
A View of the Present State of Ireland
115 p. This html etext of A Veue of the present state of Irelande [1596] was prepared from the text found in Grosart [1894] and checked with Renwick's edition of the Rawlinson MS [Scholartis, 1934
The Undermining of a National Myth
From a seminar at the Stout Research Centre, which was originally presented as a paper at the American Ethnological Society Spring Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina, 1991
Modality, Imitation and Structural Levels
A Subject of Four Notes”
This paper discusses the circumstances that drew William Crotch into a highly specific and systematic compositional procedure, and describes how the severe material and procedural restrictions of his Introduction and Fugue on a Subject of Four Notes, no others being used all thro' the movement (ca. 1830) nevertheless permit the creation of a successful musical work on both intellectual and artistic scales. The analytical focus of the article is t…
Hidden Fugal Paths
Throughout Schenker's discourse, fugue remains an almost impenetrable genre for analysis, owing to the unparalleled complexity of voice leading that characterises fugal texture in the hands of masters such as Bach and Handel. There have, however, been outstanding examples of fugal analysis from a Schenkerian perspective: in addition to three by Schenker, Carl Schachter's masterly study of Bach's B% Fugue from WTC I' demonstrates that Schenkerian …
Bach and the 'Old' Musicology
Analyzing Fugue
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