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(2007), S. 258-277. Intensity, complexity and musical rhetoric in performances of the B-minor Mass

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Feldname	Details
Bandangaben	(2007), S. 258-277
Verfasser	Golomb, Uri ¬[VerfasserIn]¬
T I T E L	Intensity, complexity and musical rhetoric in performances of the B-minor Mass
Verfasserangabe	Uri Golomb (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Signatur	In: AS 2 B428.2007/1
Quelle	In: Full papers by the speakers at the symposium on 2, 3 and 4 November 2007
	2007
	(2007), S. 258-277
Kurzbeschreibung	Recorded performances of the Mass in B minor can offer a fascinating case-study into expressiveness in Bach performance and reception: the attribution of emotional expression and extra-musical meaning to Bach’s music, and the degree and manner in which performers seek to bring these to light. Two contrasting case-studies are examined: the Crucifixus, often viewed as the most intense movement in the Mass, and the Et in unum dominum, often portrayed as richly symbolic yet expressively neutral. (RILM)