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Aus dem Inhalt: M. Firla berichtet über das Ballett ‘Atlas Oder die vier Theil der Welt (1681 in Durlach aufgeführt), M.H. Schmid stellt N. Jommellis seinerzeit in unzähligen Abschriften verbreitetes Requiem Es-dur (1756) vor. Die Musik der ehemaligen oberschwäbischen Klöster wird von G. Günther in einem Beitrag über den Klosterkomponisten W. Angeber (Rot an der Rot) berücksichtigt, und A. Dürr nimmt sich der Sinfonien des Donaueschinger Hofkapellmeisters J.W. Kalliwodas an. Anläßlich des Mendelssohn-Jahres 1997 faßt R. Nägele die Rezeptionsgeschichte des Komponisten in Württemberg zusammen. Mit Vertonungen der ‘Schilflieder’ von Lenau (u.a. durch Emilie Zumsteeg) beschäftigt sich M. Wiegand, und Chr. Schmider berichtet über die Versuche, in Freiburg/Br. im frühen 19. Jahrhundert eine Domsingschule einzurichten. Aus neuerer Zeit wird O. Bantel den Komponisten, Dichter und Pädagogen Hermann Ruck (1897-1983) vorstellen, und K. Leitner beschreibt die Entwicklung der Reutlinger Stadtkapelle zum ‘Reichskulturorchester’. Abgeschlossen wird der Band durch die Landesmusikbibliographie 1996, Rezensionen sowie ein Verzeichnis über neue bzw. restaurierte Orgeln in Baden-Württemberg.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● ISBN 9783476037251 ● Editor Georg Gunther ● Publisher J.B. Metzler ● Published 2016 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6799750 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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