Assuming irving is required, and godt is required, the following 6 results were found.

  • A New Look at Palestrina's [i]Missa Papae Marcelli[/i]

    voice (usually an inner voice) that contributes to the organization of a piece, but not (usually) to its foreground. 4Irving Godt, "Renaissance Paraphrase Technique: A Descriptive Tool," Music Theory Spectrum II (1980), 110-118. 5A step in the right...

  • C. P. E. Bach His Mark

    facsimile edition Documenta Musicologica, Erste Reihe: Druckschriften-Facsimiles, III (Kassel and Basel, 1953). authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245 authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245

  • An Essay on Word Painting

    to Martin Bernstein, who in many ways influenced the preparation of this study. Celebremus: 1984. xii. 14. authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245 authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245

  • Style Periods of Music History Considered Analytically

    it produces a b-sharp equal to c and an f-flat equal to e, we have, not a circle, but a spiral of fifths. authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245 authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245

  • Mozart's Real Joke

    while the viola tests half-a-dozen cadential trills before settling on one that seems passably synchronized. authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245 authors: Irving Godt author_ids: 1245

  • “Oh My Son!”: The Musical Origins and Function of King David’s Lamentation

    Introduction In his 1981 article “Prince Henry as Absalom in David’s Lamentations” Irving Godt examined a group of seventeenth-century English settings based on King David’s laments for his son Absalom and his friend Jonathan.1 On the basis of the...

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