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The harp, its history, technique and repertoire, Roslyn Rensch

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The harp, its history, technique and repertoire, Roslyn Rensch
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-234) and index
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platesmusicillustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The harp
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
49156
Responsibility statement
Roslyn Rensch
Sub title
its history, technique and repertoire
Table Of Contents
1. The inheritance of the Middle East : Egypt ; Mesopotamia ; Israel ; Greece -- 2. Representations of the harp during the Middle Ages in Western Europe : Early manuscript illuminations ; Relief carvings ; Possible sources ; The frame harp in manuscript drawings of the eleventh century prior to the Norman Conquest -- 3. The harp in art from the Romanesque to the Baroque : The harp in Romanesque art ; Representations in manuscripts, prints and carvings of the thirteenth to the sixteenth century ; Representations in paintings of the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries -- 4. Further notes on the harp without pedals : Some names and literary sources ; Some surviving harps -- 5. The European pedal harp, 1720 -- 1910 : The mechanism ; Harpists, their instruments and their music ; Bochsa and Dorette Spohr ; Berlioz and Parish-Alvars -- 6. The harp in America : Late eighteenth century to early twentieth century ; The Lyon and Healy harp, The Wurlitzer harp, and the concert harpists who played them ; Harp instruction and harpists' organizations -- 7. The modern pedal harp : The harp in ensemble music ; Some problems of performance ; Fundamentals of the harp
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