Edmund BrownlessVeröffentlichungen / PublicationsThoughts on Simple Singing Wikipedia Les livres rares de McGill
Festschrift for Cornelius L. Reid's 90th birthday Now available in paperback! Cornelius Reid may be the Galileo
of vocal pedagogy. Claiming to have rediscovered the science and the
craft of the Bel Canto maestros, this modern singing master researches
as he teaches, and he invites voice students, voice teachers,
and voice scientists to share his discoveries. Edmund Brownless schreibt gerne für Wikipedia. Sein Interessensgebiet für Wikipedia ist Musik in Frankfurt am Main, insbesondere Dr. Hoch's Konservatorium. Seite die ich angefangen habe: ▪ Adolf Rebner ▪ Bernhard Scholz ▪ Carl Heymann ▪ Cornelius L. Reid ▪ Francesco Lamperti ▪ Frankfurt Group ▪ Giovanni Battista Lamperti ▪ Giovanni Battista Mancini ▪ Hermine Bosetti ▪ Hugo Heermann ▪ Joseph Hoch ▪ Liste von Pre-College Ausbildungsinstituten ▪ Margarete Dessoff ▪ Prof. Dr. Peter Cahn Seite die ich bearbeitet habe und die ich interessant finde: ▪ Dr. Hoch’s Konservatorium ▪ Geschichte des Jazz ▪ Hermann Zilcher ▪ Jazz in Deutschland ▪ John Lemprière (mein Ururururgroßvater) ▪ Lunenburg (Nova Scotia) (meine Heimatstadt) ▪ Mátyás Seiber ▪ Simon Birch (mein Vater war der Glockenspieler in diesem Film) Edmund Brownless writes and contributes to articles in Wikipedia. His main area of interest for Wikipedia is music in Frankfurt am Main, especially the Hoch Conservatory. Pages which I started: ▪ Adolf Rebner ▪ Anton Urspruch ▪ Bernhard Scholz ▪ Carl Heymann ▪ Claus Kühnl ▪ Cornelius L. Reid ▪ Domenico Corri ▪ Emanuel Wirth ▪ Frankfurt Group ▪ Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts ▪ Giovanni Battista Lamperti ▪ Giovanni Battista Mancini ▪ Hermine Bosetti ▪ Hoch Conservatory ▪ Hugo Heermann ▪ Joseph Hoch ▪ Margarete Dessoff ▪ Melville Cook ▪ Richard Hey Lloyd ▪ Timeline of jazz education ▪ Wang Ying Pages which I've contributed to and which I find interesting: ▪ Antonio Bernacchi ▪ German jazz ▪ John Lemprière (my Gt. Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandfather) ▪ Lemprière's Bibliotheca Classica ▪ Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (my hometown) ▪ Mátyás Seiber ▪ Simon Birch (my father was the bellringer in this film) Les livres rares de McGill in: Le Tic-Toc-Choc Journal de Musique Ancienne Juin 1982, Vol. 3 No. 4 Le bibliothèque de musique de l'Université McGill à Montréal contient une collection de quelque cinq cents livres qui s'appele "les livres rares". La plus grande partie de cette collection date du XIXe siècle, mais l'amateur de musique ancienne y trouve plusieurs choses d'un grand intérêt. En général, la collection a de la valeur pour l'historien de musique à Montréal. Elle regroupe en outre des chansons et pièces pour le piano qui sont mélancolique et pas très savantes. Mais elle sont le reflet de la vie musicale montréalaise de siècle dernier. ******************* As part of the requirements for the Master of Music degree at McGill University, Edmund Brownless researched all the ca. 500 books and scores in this collection and presented the following thesis: The Rare Book Collection in the Marvin Duchow Memorial Library, McGill University: An annotated Guide. McGill University, Montréal, 1984 The Guide dates many of the books where necessary and seeks to show the value and use of each book. Many of the scores provide a unique opportunity to study the musical life of Montréal in the 19th century. The collection includes first editions of 59 Schubert Songs (Diabelli, 1830-35), violin solos and sonatas by Corelli, Handel and Geminiani, all published between 1730-1740. There are also scores by Purcell, Boyce as well as books by Pietro Metastasio, Charles Avison, Jacob Augustus Otto, Bernard de la Monnoye, John Brown and John Playford. |