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Performance practice (Music)

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A performer's guide to Baroque music

Robert Donington

1973

The Interpretation of the Music of the 17th and 18th Centuries

Arnold Dolmetsch

2005

Tuning and temperament

J. Murray Barbour

2004

Performing baroque music

Mary Cyr

1992

Kontrapunkt (vokalpolyfoni)

Knud Jeppesen

1939

The historical performance of music

Colin Lawson

1999

Baroque Music

Victor Rangel-Ribeiro

1981

Early recordings and musical style

Philip, Robert.

1992

Performance practices of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

Frederick Neumann

1993

Mozart-Interpretation

Eva Badura-Skoda

1962

Performance practice

Roland John Jackson

2004

Playing the organ works of César Franck

Rollin Smith

1997

The interpretation of early music

Robert Donington

1963

Choral music

Robert L. Garretson

1993

The consort of music

John Alexander Fuller-Maitland

1915

Performance practices in classic piano music

Sandra P. Rosenblum

1991

Early music

Josef Mertin

1986

Teaching and performing renaissance choral music

Frances R. Poe

1994

Inside Early Music

Bernard D. Sherman

1997

The registration of baroque organ music

Barbara Owen

1997

The interpretation of music

Thurston Dart

1963

Bach and the baroque

Anthony Newman

1995

Mastering the art of performance

Gordon, Stewart

2006

Eighteenth-century keyboard music

Robert Lewis Marshall

1994

Singing early music

A. G. Rigg, David N. Klausner, Timothy J. McGee

1996

Jazz arranging and performance practice

Paul E. Rinzler

1989

A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music

Stewart Carter

1997

Authenticity in performance

Peter Le Huray

1990

After the golden age

Kenneth Hamilton (instrumentalist)

2007

Orchestral performance practices in the nineteenth century

Daniel J. Koury

1986

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