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100 1 a| Schenker, Heinrich,d| 1868-1935.=| ^A30018;

240 10 a| Beethovens neunte Sinfonie.l| English=| ^A30018;

245 10 a| Beethoven's ninth symphony :b| a portrayal of its musical content, with running commentary on performance and literature as well /c| Heinrich Schenker ; translated and edited by John Rothgeb.;

300 a| xvii, 332 pages :b| music ;c| 25 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

546 a| Translation of: Beethovens neunte Sinfonie.;

500 a| Each chapter includes a formal plan for the corresponding movement.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 0 a| Translator's preface -- Preface -- First movement. First part. First theme. Introduction ; Antecedent section ; Consequent section ; Modulation -- Second theme -- Third (closing) theme -- Second part (development). Transition ; First subdivision ; Second subdivision ; Third subdivision ; Fourth subdivision -- Third part. Recapitulation ; Coda -- Second movement. Main division. First part of the main division. First theme. Antecedent section ; Consequent section ; Modulation -- Second theme -- Third (closing) theme -- Returning modulation -- Second part (development). Continuation of the modulation -- Third part. Recapitulation ; Transition to the repeat of the development ; Coda ; Trio -- Third movement. Introduction -- Theme. Intermediate theme -- First variation. Repetition of the intermediate theme ; Free transition to the second variation -- Second variation -- Coda -- Fourth movement. General considerations -- First division. Part I. Recitative ; Theme ; First variation ; Second variation ; Third variation ; Coda ; Modulation -- Part II. Recitative ; First (= fourth) variation ; Second (= fifth) variation ; Third (= sixth) variation ; Transition -- Fourth (= seventh) variation. Retransition ; Fifth (= eighth) variation -- Second division. First bar-group ; Second bar-group ; Third bar-group -- Third division. Double fugue ; Recitative and transition -- Fourth division. First bar-group ; Second-bar group ; Third-bar group -- Fifth division. First bar-group ; Second bar-group ; Third bar-group -- Appendix: Works by Heinrich Schenker.;

520 a| Heinrich Schenker was one of the most influential music theorists of the 20th century. His treatise on the Ninth Symphony, which was his first major work, contains an analysis of the score, prescriptions for performance and a critical survey of earlier studies of the symphony. Widely acclaimed when it first appeared in Germany in 1912, the book has now been translated into English.;

600 10 a| Beethoven, Ludwig van,d| 1770-1827.t| Symphonies,n| no. 9, op. 125,r| D minor.=| ^A495431;

650 0 a| Symphoniesx| Analysis, appreciation.=| ^A50192;

700 1 a| Rothgeb, John,e| translator,e| editor.=| ^A132532;

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Beethoven's ninth symphony : a portrayal of its musical content, with running commentary on performance and literature as well / Heinrich Schenker ; translated and edited by John Rothgeb.

Author/creator	Schenker, Heinrich
Other author	Rothgeb, John, translator, editor.
Format	Book
Publication Info	New Haven : Yale University Press, ©1992.
Description	xvii, 332 pages : music ; 25 cm
Subjects	Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827. Symphonies, no. 9, op. 125, D minor. Symphonies--Analysis, appreciation.

Uniform title	Beethovens neunte Sinfonie. English
Contents	Translator's preface -- Preface -- First movement. First part. First theme. Introduction ; Antecedent section ; Consequent section ; Modulation -- Second theme -- Third (closing) theme -- Second part (development). Transition ; First subdivision ; Second subdivision ; Third subdivision ; Fourth subdivision -- Third part. Recapitulation ; Coda -- Second movement. Main division. First part of the main division. First theme. Antecedent section ; Consequent section ; Modulation -- Second theme -- Third (closing) theme -- Returning modulation -- Second part (development). Continuation of the modulation -- Third part. Recapitulation ; Transition to the repeat of the development ; Coda ; Trio -- Third movement. Introduction -- Theme. Intermediate theme -- First variation. Repetition of the intermediate theme ; Free transition to the second variation -- Second variation -- Coda -- Fourth movement. General considerations -- First division. Part I. Recitative ; Theme ; First variation ; Second variation ; Third variation ; Coda ; Modulation -- Part II. Recitative ; First (= fourth) variation ; Second (= fifth) variation ; Third (= sixth) variation ; Transition -- Fourth (= seventh) variation. Retransition ; Fifth (= eighth) variation -- Second division. First bar-group ; Second bar-group ; Third bar-group -- Third division. Double fugue ; Recitative and transition -- Fourth division. First bar-group ; Second-bar group ; Third-bar group -- Fifth division. First bar-group ; Second bar-group ; Third bar-group -- Appendix: Works by Heinrich Schenker.
Abstract	Heinrich Schenker was one of the most influential music theorists of the 20th century. His treatise on the Ninth Symphony, which was his first major work, contains an analysis of the score, prescriptions for performance and a critical survey of earlier studies of the symphony. Widely acclaimed when it first appeared in Germany in 1912, the book has now been translated into English.
General note	Each chapter includes a formal plan for the corresponding movement.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Language	Translation of: Beethovens neunte Sinfonie.
LCCN	91036684

Beethoven's ninth symphony : a portrayal of its musical content, with running commentary on performance and literature as well / Heinrich Schenker ; translated and edited by John Rothgeb.

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