The Free Fantasia and the Musical Picturesque

Annette Richards

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List of figures Acknowledgements 1. Framing the musical picturesque 2. C. P. E. Bach and the landscapes of genius 3. The picturesque sketch and the interpretation of instrumental music 4. Haydn's humour, Bach's fantasy 5. Sentiment undone: solitude and the clavichord cult 6. Picturesque Beethoven and the veiled Isis Select bibliography Index.

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