| Voorwoord |
| Johann Sebastian Bach en de missa brevis |
Latijn en Duits in de lutherse eredienst
Missae breves of lutherse missen
De opbouw van de missae breves
Stile antico en stile concertato: motetstijl en concerterende
stijl
De parodie in de missae breves
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| De vier Missae breves (BWV 233-236) |
De koren in Kyrie en Gloria
Koren in stile antico of otetstijl
Koren in concerterende stijl
De concerterende aria’s in het Gloria
De aria’s binnen de totaalstructuur van
het Gloria
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| Besluit |
| Appendix: Muziektheorie in een notendop |
Notennamen
Intervallen
Consonanten, dissonanten, akkoorden
Toonaard of tonaliteit
Modulatie en cadens
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The published literatures on these four Missae are not numerous;
it is particularly disappointing when compared with the famous counterpart,
BWV 232. Although there is a quite healthy collection of articles (including
half a dozen articles discussing a specific aspect of the work, plus one
facsimile edition of Bach’s autograph) on BWV 234, it appears that this
book by Bossuyt is the only monograph currently available, dealing with all four
Missae in a systematic manner, covering from the discussion of
‘Missa brevis’ in its historical context to the issues of compositional
styles, structure and parodies.
The book is written in Dutch, and for this reason it can be a problem
to many readers (including myself); yet the discussion of various topics is well structured and rich in
information, making many references to the most recent publications
in both German and English. The book also makes generous use of music examples
that are provided in a separate booklet.
The appendix provides fairly basic music theory materials, useful for students who do not have a secure theoretical foundation. The omission of index, the list of abbreviations (e.g. A. Dürr-K) and bibliography can be frustrating when used as a reference book.
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musical examples are given
separately
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