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Ad Parnassum Studies

The series of Studies of the twice-yearly journal Ad Parnassum. A Journal of 18th and 19th-Century Instrumental Music is devoted to individual composers who have made a significant impact in the field of instrumental music.
In this way they remain securely within the journal’s area of interest, though without actually imposing strict limits on the specific themes treated, given that the entire output of the composers concerned may be taken into account, not just the instrumental music.

Musikedition als Vermittlung und Übersetzung

Festschrift für Petra Weber zum 60. Geburtstag. edited by Christian Speck, Bologna, Ut Orpheus Edizioni, 2016 (Ad Parnassum Studies, 9), ISBN: 978-88-8109-500-1. Contents Musical composition is always...

La tradizione violinistica italiana del Settecento

a cura di Simone Laghi, Bologna, Ut Orpheus Edizioni, 2022 (Ad Parnassum Studies, 13), pp. x+254, ISBN: 978-88-8109-527-8. Contents   Prendendo come spunto le celebrazioni per il...

Ad Parnassum Journal Vol. 21 – No. 41 – October 2023

Contents News, Bios, Books Received and Abstracts

Ad Parnassum Journal – Vol. 21 – No. 40- April 2023

ARTICLES Beverly Jerold Equal Temperament and Johann Sebastian Bach’s Music Fabrizio Ammetto, Francisco Javier Lupiáñez Ruiz, Luis Miguel Pinzón Acosta The Thematic Catalogue of the Musical Works of...

Ad Parnassum Journal – Vol. 20 – No. 39- October 2022

ARTICLES Fabrizio Ammetto, Francisco Javier Lupiáñez Ruiz, Luis Miguel Pinzón Acosta The Thematic Catalogue of the Musical Works of Johann Georg Pisendel (PW): I. The Chamber...

Ad Parnassum Journal – Vol. 20 – No. 38- April 2022

Ad Parnassum Vol. 20 - No. 38 - April 2022 pp. 112 ARTICLES Michael Talbot Two Unsuspected New Violin Sonatas by Tomaso Albinoni in the Estensische Musikalien Nieves Pascual León La...

Ad Parnassum Journal – Vol. 19 – No. 37- October 2021

Ad Parnassum Journal - Vol. 19 - No. 37 - October 2021, pp. 128 ARTICLES Barry Cooper The Origins of the Opening Motif in Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony Imre...