Text and act : essays on music and performance /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- On letting the music speak for itself
- The limits of authenticity : a contribution
- Down with the fence
- The pastness of the present and the presence of the past
- What, or where, is the original?
- The modern sound of early music
- Tradition and authority
- Beethoven : the new antiquity
- Beethoven : resisting the Ninth
- Mozart : an icon for our time
- A Mozart wholly ours
- Mozart : old (new) instruments, new (old) tempos
- Bach : backslide or harbinger?
- Facing up, finally, to Bach's dark vision
- Bach : the crooked straight and the rough places plain
- Report from Lincoln Center : the International Josquin Festival-Conference, 21-25 june 1971
- The price of literacy, or, why we need musicology
- High, sweet, and loud
- Text and act
- Stravinsky lite (even "The rite").