Chapter XXXII: Appendix: OF

MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

MONTEVERDE 191

SCARLATTI 194

HAYDN 197

MOZART 203

BEETHOVEN 208

WEBER 215

BERLIOZ 224

MENDELSSOHN 232

WAGNER 238

SAINT-SAËNS 247

TSCHAIKOWSKY 254

DVO[vR]ÁK 260

RICHARD STRAUSS 267

MONTEVERDE.

(Page 16)

[Music: No. 1. L'Orfeo: Atto I--Toccata, (_che si suona avanti il levar de la tela tre volte con tutti li stromenti_.)]

[Music: No. 2. L'Orfeo: Atto II--Ritornello. (_Questo Ritornello fù sonato di dentra da un Clavicembano, duoi Chitaroni, e 2 Violini piccioli alla Francese._)]

[Music: No. 3. L'Orfeo: Atto III. (_Orfeo canta al suono del Organo di legno solamente._)

Ei dorme, e la mia cetra, se pietà non impetra nel indurato core,]

[Music: No. 4. L'Orfeo: Atto IV--Sinfonia.]

[Music: No. 5. L'Orfeo: Atto V. (_Apollo ed Orfeo ascende al cielo cantando._)

Saliam, Saliam cantand' al cielo,]

SCARLATTI.

(Page 22)

[Music: No. 6. La Rosaura: Prologo-Sinfonia.]

[Music: No. 7. La Rosaura: Atto I--Scena II.

(_Climene._)

Langue, geme, geme, quest'anima, amante, langue,]

[Music: No. 8. La Rosaura: Atto II--Scena II.

(_Rosaura._)

Se due petti ardon d'amore, se due petti ardon d'amore è il penar,]

[Music: No. 9. La Rosaura: Atto II.--Scena IV.

(_Climene sola._)

ma non sia, chi di mia fede il candor tenti, tenti offuscar il candor tenti, tenti offuscar.]

HAYDN.

(Page 47)

[Music: No. 10. Symphony in D, No. 2: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 11. Symphony in D: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 12. Symphony in D: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 13. Symphony in D: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 14. Symphony No. 3: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 15. Symphony No. 4: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 16. Symphony No. 5: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 17. Symphony No. 6: Adagio.]

MOZART.

(Page 50)

[Music: No. 18. Jupiter Symphony: Menuetto.]

[Music: No. 19. Jupiter Symphony: Finale.]

[Music: No. 20. Jupiter Symphony: Finale.]

[Music: No. 21. Symphony in G minor: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 22. Symphony in E flat: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 23. Symphony in E flat: Menuetto.]

BEETHOVEN.

(Page 53)

[Music: No. 24. Fifth Symphony: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 25. Fifth Symphony: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 26. Fifth Symphony: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 27. Fifth Symphony: 3d Movement.]

[Music: No. 28. Fifth Symphony: 3d Movement.]

[Music: No. 29. Fifth Symphony: 3d Movement.]

[Music: No. 30. Fifth Symphony: Finale.]

[Music: No. 31. Pastoral Symphony: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 32. Pastoral Symphony: Shepherd's Song.]

[Music: No. 33. Seventh Symphony: Allegretto.]

[Music: No. 34. Seventh Symphony: 3d Movement.]

[Music: No. 35. Seventh Symphony: 3d Movement.]

WEBER.

(Page 71)

[Music: No. 36. Der Freischütz: Overture.]

[Music: No. 37. Der Freischütz: Overture.]

[Music: No. 38. Der Freischütz: Overture.]

[Music: No. 39. Der Freischütz: Overture.]

[Music: No. 40. Der Freischütz: Overture.]

[Music: No. 41. Der Freischütz: Act I--Scene I.]

[Music: No. 42. Der Freischütz: Act I--Scene II.

CORO. O lass Hoffnung dich beleben, und vertraue, vertraue dem Geschick!]

[Music: No. 43. Der Freischütz: Act II--Scene II.

Agathe.

Leise, leise, fromme Weise, schwing' dich auf zum Sternenkreise!]

[Music: No. 44. Der Freischütz: Act II--Scene IV.]

[Music: No. 45. Der Freischütz: Act II--Scene IV.]

[Music: No. 46. Der Freischütz: Act II--Scene IV.]

[Music: No. 47. Der Freischütz: Act III--Scene III.

Aennchen.

Du zürnest mir?]

BERLIOZ.

(Page 89)

[Music: No. 48. Symphonie fantastique: Rêveries.]

[Music: No. 49. Symphonie fantastique: Scène aux champs.]

[Music: No. 50. Symphonie fantastique: Scène aux champs.]

[Music: No. 51. Symphonie fantastique: Scène aux champs.]

[Music: No. 52. Symphonie fantastique: Marche au supplice.]

[Music: No. 53. Symphonie fantastique: Marche au supplice.]

[Music: No. 54. Symphonie fantastique: Marche au supplice.]

[Music: No. 55. Symphonie fantastique: Ronde du Sabbat.]

[Music: No. 56. Harold en Italie: Sérénade.]

[Music: No. 57. Harold en Italie: Orgie de Brigands.]

MENDELSSOHN.

(Page 75)

[Music: No. 58. Midsummer Night's Dream: Overture.]

[Music: No. 59. Midsummer Night's Dream: Scherzo.]

[Music: No. 60. Midsummer Night's Dream: Scherzo.]

[Music: No. 61. Midsummer Night's Dream: No. 5.]

[Music: No. 62. Midsummer Night's Dream: No. 6.]

[Music: No. 63. Midsummer Night's Dream: No. 6.]

[Music: No. 64. Midsummer Night's Dream: No. 6.]

[Music: No. 65. Midsummer Night's Dream: Notturno.]

[Music: No. 66. Midsummer Night's Dream: Notturno.]

WAGNER.

(Page 93)

[Music: No. 67. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene I.]

[Music: No. 68. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene I.]

[Music: No. 69. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene I.]

[Music: No. 70. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene II.]

[Music: No. 71. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene II.]

[Music: No. 72. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene III.

SIEGLINDE.

Ein Greis in grauem Gewand;]

[Music: No. 73. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene III.]

[Music: No. 74. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene III.

SIEGLINDE.

Dich grüsste mein Herz mit heiligem Grau'n, als dein]

[Music: No. 75. Die Walküre: Act I--Scene III.]

SAINT-SAËNS.

(Page 131)

[Music: No. 76. Le Rouet d'Omphale.]

[Music: No. 77. Le Rouet d'Omphale.]

[Music: No. 78. Le Rouet d'Omphale.]

[Music: No. 79. Phaéton.]

[Music: No. 80. Danse Macabre.]

[Music: No. 81. Danse Macabre.]

[Music: No. 82. La Jeunesse d'Hercule.]

TSCHAIKOWSKY.

(Page 155)

[Music: No. 83. Symphonie pathétique: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 84. Symphonie pathétique: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 85. Symphonie pathétique: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 86. Symphonie pathétique: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 87. Symphonie pathétique: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 88. Symphonie pathétique: 3d Movement.]

[Music: No. 89. Symphonie pathétique: Finale.]

DVO[vR]ÁK.

(Page 147)

[Music: No. 90. Symphony No. 5 in E minor: "From the New World."--First Movement.]

[Music: No. 91. Sym. in E minor: First Movement.]

[Music: No. 92. Sym. in E minor: 1st Movement.]

[Music: No. 93. Sym. in E minor: 2d Movement.]

[Music: No. 94. Sym. in E minor: 4th Movement.]

[Music: No. 95. Sym. in E minor: 4th Movement.]

[Music: No. 96. Sym. in E minor: 4th Movement.]

RICHARD STRAUSS.

(Page 106)

[Music: No. 97. Zarathustra: (»das Grablied.«)]

[Music: No. 98. Zarathustra: (»von der Wissenschaft.«)]

[Music: No. 99. Zarathustra.]

[Music: No. 100. Zarathustra: (»das Tanzlied.«)]

[Music: No. 101. Zarathustra.]

[Music: No. 102. Till Eulenspiegel.]

[Music: No. 103. Till Eulenspiegel.]

INDEX

Adam, 129, (59).

Adam de la Hale, 3.

(Aldrich, R.), 107, (110).

Allen, N.H., 173.

Ambrosius, 2.

Archer, 172.

Arensky, 154.

Atherton, 172.

Auber, 62.

Aulin, 151.

Bach, 29.

Bach, Em., 33.

Balakireff, 154.

Balfe, 157.

Bardi, 6.

Bargiel, 79.

Barnby, 158.

Beach, 169.

Beck, 168.

BEETHOVEN, 53, (Music, 208).

Bellinger, 171.

Bellini, 59.

Bennett, 157, (77).

Benoit, 136.

Bergmann, 170.

BERLIOZ, 89, (Music, 224).

Berton, 59.

Bird, A., 168.

Bizet, 133.

Blech, 123.

Blodgett, 173.

Boccherini, 41.

Boëtius, 2.

Boieldieu, 61.

Boise, 173.

Boïto, 142.

Bonvin, 162, 169.

Borodin, 154.

Brahms, 82.

Bridge, 158.

Bristow, 163.

(Browning), 187.

Bruch, 86.

Bruckner, 104.

Bruneau, 137.

Buck, 165.

Bullard, 172.

Buonamici, 143.

Buononcini, 32.

Buxtehude, 25.

Byrd, 4.

(Byron), 71.

Caccini, 7.

Cambert, 20.

Campra, 35.

Cannabich, 43, 44.

Carissimi, 19.

Catel, 59.

Cavalieri, 7.

Cavalli, 19.

Cesti, 19.

Chabrier, 133, (129).

Chadwick, 166.

Chaminade, 136.

Charpentier, 137.

Chausson, 137.

Cherubini, 59.

Chopin, 59, (78, 160).

Cimarosa, 41.

Clari, 21.

Claude le Jeune, 4.

Coleridge-Taylor, 160.

Colonne, 139.

Converse, C.C., 164.

Converse, F., 170.

Coombs, 173.

Corelli, 21.

(Corneille), 20.

Cornelius, 104.

Corsi, 7.

Couperin, 25.

Cowen, 159.

Cui, Cesar, 154.

Cutter, 173.

Czibulka, 146.

d'Alayrac, 58.

d'Albert, 124.

dall'Abaco, 43.

Damrosch, F., 171, 173.

Damrosch, L., 164.

Damrosch, W., 169.

(Dannreuther), 156.

Dargomizski, 153.

David, Félicien, 126.

Debussy, 137.

de Koven, 169.

Delibes, 129.

Destouches, 35.

(Dickinson), 38, 78, 92.

d'Indy, 128.

Dittersdorf, 42.

Donizetti, 59.

Doppler, A., 146.

Doppler, K., 146.

Draeseke, 105.

Dubois, 135.

Dufay, 3.

Duni, 37.

Dunstable, 4.

Durante, 32.

DVO[vR]ÁK, 147, (Music, 260).

Eddy, 172.

Elgar, 160.

(Elson), 162.

Emery, 164.

Enna, 151.

Erkel, 146.

Farwell, 162.

Fauré, 137.

(Ferris), 141.

Field, 59.

Fischer, Franz, 107.

Flotow, 124.

Foerster, 168.

Foote, 165.

Franck, César, 127.

Franco de Cologne, 2.

(Francoeur), 44.

Franz, 78.

(Frederick the Great), 34.

Frescobaldi, 5, (25).

Froberger, 25.

Fuchs, Anton, 138.

Gabrieli, A., 5.

Gabrieli, G., 5.

Gade, 150, (77).

Galilei, 7.

Gericke, 171.

Gevaërt, 136, (51, 56).

Gibbons, 7.

Gilchrist, 168.

(Gilman, L.), 167.

Gilmore, 172.

Glazounoff, 154.

Gleason, 168.

Glinka, 153.

Gluck, 38.

Godard, 127.

(Goethe), 187.

Goetschius, 173.

Goldmark, 85, (145).

Goldmark, R., 170.

Gomez, 142.

Goodrich, A.J., 173.

Goodrich, J.W., 172.

Gossec, 43.

Gottschalk, 163.

Goudimel, 4.

Gounod, 130.

Gow, 173.

Graun, 34.

Gregories, The, 2.

Grétry, 40, (44).

Grieg, 150.

(Grove), 75.

Guido d'Arezzo, 2.

Guilmant, 136.

Habeneck, 138.

Hadley, 170.

Halévy, 62.

Hall, 172.

Hallström, 149.

Händel, 30.

Hanscom, 173.

Hasse, 34.

HAYDN, 47, (Music, 197).

(Hegel), 186.

(Henderson), 155, 156, 160.

Henry, 166.

Henschel, 171.

Herbert, 170.

Hérold, 62.

Hiller, F., 77.

Hiller, J.A., 42.

(Hipkins), 10.

Holmès, 136.

(Howard, A.A.), 11.

Howland, 166.

Hucbald, 2.

(Hughes), 162, 164.

Humperdinck, 123.

Huss, 170.

Innes, 172.

Isaak, 4.

Isadore, 2.

Isouard, 58.

Jadassohn, 80.

Jensen, 79.

Johannes de Muris, 2.

Johns, 172.

Jomelli, 41, 42.

Joncières, 136.

Jordan, 173.

Josquin des Près, 3.

Keiser, 33.

Kelley, 168.

Kerl, 25.

Kienzl, 123.

Kistler, 123.

(Klein, Herman), 111.

(Krehbiel), 148.

Kreutzer, 73, (59).

Kuhnau, 25.

Lachner, 80.

Lalo, 127.

Lamoureux, 139.

Lang, B.J., 171.

Lang, M.R., 172.

(Langhans), 19, 71.

Lassen, 105.

Lasso, 4.

Lavoix, 136, (20, 43, 60).

Legrenzi, 21.

Lehár, 124.

(Leibniz), 187.

Leo, 32.

Leoncavallo, 143.

Lesueur, 61.

Levi, 106, 107, 134, 147.

Lewis, 162, 169.

Lindblad, 149.

Listemann, 171.

Liszt, 92, (103, 104, 145).

(Lobe), 101.

Locke, 172.

Loeffler, 170, (9).

Logroscino, 32.

(Lorenzo the Great), 6.

Lortzing, 124.

Lotti, 32.

(Louis XIV of France), 20.

(Ludwig II of Bavaria), 101.

Lulli, 19.

Lund, 171.

Macdougall, 173.

MacDowell, 166.

Macfarren, 157.

Mackenzie, 158.

Mahler, 123.

Maillart, 129.

Marschner, 73.

Marston, 173.

Mascagni, 143.

(Mason, D.G.), 150.

Mason, L., 163.

Mason, W., 163.

Massenet, 134.

Mattheson, 33.

(Matthews, W.S.B.), 173, (82).

McWhood, 173.

(Medici), 6.

Méhul, 60.

MENDELSSOHN, 75, (Music, 232).

Merbecke, 4.

Merulo, 5.

Meyerbeer, 64, (9).

(Molière), 20.

Mollenhauer, 171.

Monsigny, 37.

(Montegut), 186.

MONTEVERDE, 16, (Music, 191).

Mosonyi, 146.

Morley, 4.

Moszkowski, 80.

Mouret, 36.

MOZART, 50, (Music, 203).

Muck, 107, 171.

Mussorgski, 154.

(Napoleon), 63.

Naumann, 35.

Neidlinger, 172.

Nevin, 172.

Nicodé, 105.

Nicolai, 124.

(Nietzsche), 101.

Nikisch, 171.

(Nordau), 101.

Normann, 149.

Norris, 173.

Notker, 2.

Ockeghem, 3.

Onslow, 126.

Pachelbel, 25.

Paesiello, 41.

Paine, 164.

Paladhile, 136.

Palestrina, 4.

Parker, 167.

Parry, 159, (4, 38, 145).

Parsons, 173.

Pasdeloup, 139.

Paur, 171.

Pergolesi, 32.

Peri, 7.

Perrin, 23.

Philidor, 37.

Piccini, 40.

Ponchielli, 142.

Porpora, 32.

(Praetorius), 12.

Pratt, 173.

(Prout), 71, 74, 84.

Puccini, 143.

Purcell, 24, (30).

(Pythagoras), 10.

(Racine), 20.

Raff, 81.

Rameau, 36.

Reber, 126.

Reger, 123.

Reincken, 25.

Reinecke, 79.

Reyer, 127, (133).

Rheinberger, 86, (101).

(Richter, Jean Paul), 71.

(Riemann), 10, 34, 80, 109, 153, 164.

Rietz, 77.

Rimski-Korsakoff, 154.

Ritter, A., 105, (107).

(Ritter, Dr.), 162.

Rogers, 172.

(Rösch), 110, 113, 115.

Rossini, 64.

Rousseau, 37.

Rubinstein, 155, (81).

Rübner, 173.

Sacchini, 40.

SAINT-SAËNS, 131, (Music, 247).

Salieri, 40.

Sammartini, 42, 43.

(Savanarola), 6.

Sax, 12, 63.

SCARLATTI, 22, (Music, 194).

Scarlatti, D., 25.

Scharwenka, X., 170.

Scheel, 171.

Scheidt, 25.

(Schiller), 187.

Schillings, 123.

Schoenefeld, 168.

(Schopenhauer), 186.

Schubert, 74.

Schuch, 118.

Schumann, 78.

Schumann, Georg, 123.

Schütz, 17.

Seidl, 171.

Serow, 153.

Sgambati, 143.

Shelley, 172.

Sherwood, 164.

Sibelius, 151.

Sinding, 151.

Smetana, 147.

Smith, G., 172.

Smith, W.G., 173.

Södermann, 149.

Sousa, 172.

Spalding, 173.

(Spencer), 186.

Spohr, 70.

Spontini, 63.

Stamitz, 42, 44.

Stanford, 160, (159).

Steffani, 21.

Stennhammer, 151.

Story, 173.

Strauss, J., 124.

STRAUSS, RICHARD, 106, (Music, 267).

Striggio, 7.

Strong, 172.

Stubbs, 172.

Suk, 147.

Sullivan, 158.

Suppé, 124.

Svendsen, 150.

Sylvester, 2.

Tallys, 4.

Telemann, 33.

Theile, 33.

Thomas, Ambrose, 129.

Thomas, A. Goring, 159.

Thomas, Theodore, 170, 171, (109).

Thuille, 123.

Tomlins, 171, 173.

Torelli, 21.

TSCHAIKOWSKY, 155, (Music, 254).

van der Stucken, 169.

van Malder, 44.

Verdi, 140, (59).

Viadana, 7.

Vidal, 136.

Vivaldi, 21.

Volkmann, 79.

von Bülow, 103, 106, 107.

WAGNER, 93, (72, 92), (Music, 238).

Walther, Benno, 106.

Wanhal, 44.

Warren, R.H., 172.

Warren, S., 172.

WEBER, 71, (Music, 215).

Weingartner, 105.

White, 166.

Whiting, 172.

Whitney, 172.

Widor, 136.

Willaert, 3.

(Willeby), 159, 160.

Wolf, 123.

Wolf-Ferrari, 144.

Zeck, 169.

Zerrahn, 171.

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