Music in Spain during the eighteenth century

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Preface 1. Introduction Juan Jose Carreras Part I. Music in the Theatre: 2. From Literes to Nebra: Spanish dramatic music between tradition and modernity Juan Jose Carreras 3. Opera and ballet in public theatres of the Iberian peninsula Xoan M. Carreira 4. Financial management at the Teatro de los Canos del Peral, 1786-99 Michael F. Robinson Part II. Vocal Music, Sacred and Secular: 5. Liturgical music with orchestra, 1750-1800 Jose V. Gonzalez Valle 6. Italianate sections in the villancicos of the royal chapel, 1700-40 Alvaro Torrente 7. An unknown repertory: the cantatas of Jayme de la Te y Sagau (Lisbon, 1715-26) Gerhard Doderer 8. Spanish cantatas in the Mackworth collection at Cardiff Juan Jose Carreras Part III. Symphonic Music: 9. Austrian symphonies in the Royal Palace, Madrid David Wyn Jones 10. Iberian symphonism, 1779-1809: some observations Teresa Cascudo 11. The symphony in Catalonia, c. 1760-1808 Josep M. Vilar i Torrens Part IV. Instrumental Music: 12. Musical instruments: tradition and innovation Cristina Bordas 13. 'El diablo vestido de fraile': some unpublished correspondence of Padre Soler George Truett Hollis 14. The Villahermosa manuscript: an important source of late eighteenth-century Spanish keyboard music Benjamin Lipkowitz 15. Some unpublished works of Jose Elias Agueda Pedrero-Encabo 16. The rise of the modern guitar in Spain Javier Suarez-Pajares Part V. Spanish Music in the New World: 17. Cathedral music in Spanish America Alfred E. Lemmon 18. Eighteenth-century Spanish music in Mexico Jaime Gonzalez-Quinones Index.

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