Notes to Principles of Orchestration, with Musical Examples Drawn from His Own Works — Edward Agate translation
22 notes · Edward Agate translation
Front matter · Note 1Editor’s Preface. · Note 1Editor’s Preface. · Note 2Editor’s Preface. · Note 3Extract from the Author’s Preface (1891). · Note 1Extract from the Author’s Preface (1891). · Note 2Extract from the Preface to the last edition. · Note 1A. Stringed Instruments. · Note 1B. Wind instruments. · Note 1B. Wind instruments. · Note 2B. Wind instruments. · Note 3C. Instruments of little sustaining power. · Note 1C. Instruments of little sustaining power. · Note 2Percussion instruments producing determinate sounds, keyed instruments. · Note 1Percussion instruments producing determinate sounds, keyed instruments. · Note 2Melody in the brass. · Note 1Melody in different groups of instruments combined together. · Note 1Harmony in combined groups. · Note 1Harmony in combined groups. · Note 2Instruments on the stage and in the wings. · Note 1Soloists. · Note 1Chorus. · Note 1