Table of contents for Eighteenth-century Russian music / Marina Ritzarev.

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Contents
List of Figures and Tables	ix
List of Music Examples 	xiii
Preface 	xxiii
Acknowledgements 	xxv
Note on Abbreviations and Transliteration	xxvii
1	Rethinking Eighteenth¿Century Russian Music 	1
		Historiography in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries	0
		The complexity of Russian identity	0
		Two capitals	00 
	
2 	Pre¿Petrine Legacy 	17
		Folklore 	00
		The rise and fall of skomorokhi culture	00
		Seeking an art¿music tradition (seventeenth century)	00
		Religious chant	00
		Kanty and psalmy	00
		Ukrainization	00
		Instrument music	00
		Music in the theatre	00 
3 	Toward the New Russian Idiom: Between Germans and Italians; 	 
 Between Italians and Russians 	37
	Peter the Great ¿ pro¿German and anti¿Italian	00
	Empress Anna ¿ pro¿Italian	00
	Araja in the 1740s	00
	Gregory Teplov and Russian song	00
	Kirill Razumovsky and Russian opera	00
	Semen Naryshkin and Russian horn music	00
	Araja¿s rise and fall in the 1750s	00 
4 	At the Court of Grand Duke Peter Fedorovich 	67
	Vincenzo Manfredini at the Oranienbaum court 	00 
	Maxim Berezovsky¿s early career 	00 
5 	The ¿Thaw¿ of the 1760s 	81
	Manfredini in the 1760s 	00
	Baldassare Galuppi 	00 
	Berezovsky: choral work of the 1760s 	00 
	Berezovsky leaves for Italy 	000 
	The young Dmitry Bortniansky 	000
6 	Lessons of the 1770s: Berezovsky and Bortniansky in Italy 	113
	Bortniansky¿s missions 	000 
	Berezovsky¿s studies 	000
	Tommaso Traetta at the Russian court 	000
	Bortniansky¿s ordeal by opera 	000 
	The moral of Berezovsky 	 000 
	Bortniansky¿s redemption 	000 
7 	In the 1770 City 	145
	Paisiello at the Russian court 	000 
	From song to song¿opera 	000
8 	Bortniansky and the 1780s 	161
	Bortniansky¿s return to Russia 	000 
	Bortniansky¿s concertos of the 1780s 	000 
	Bortniansky at the Young court 	000
9 	The Late Eighteenth¿Century Russian Salon 	191
	Foreign virtuosi 	000 
	Ivan Khandoshkin and the Rus¿ian idiom 	000 
	At the Lvov¿s house or the Temple of Rus¿ian idiom 	000 
	The eighteenth¿century Russian idiom: policy, perception, proofs 	000 
10 	Sarti in Russia 	225
	Sarti and Prince Potemkin 	000 
	Cimarosa¿s Russian episode 	000
	Sarti returns to St Petersburg 	000 
	Sheremetev and Sarti 	000
	Back to the Imperial court 	000 
	Russian spiritual compositions 	000
11 	1790s: Muses and Cannons 	245
	The polonaise: Polish honour and Russian empire 	000
	Marseillaise and Russian monarchs 	000
	Russian Free masonry and music 	000 
12 	Master and Serf 	265
	At the court of Count Sheremetev 	000
	Stepan Degtyarev	000 
	Degtyarev¿s pseudonyms 	000
	Serf¿freelancer 	000
	Degtyarev¿s choral music: aesthetics and style 	000 
	Early concertos 	000 
	Late concertos 	000
	Redactions 	000
13 	The Choral Concerto in the 1790s 	299
	Artemy Vedel 	000
	Bortniansky¿s 1790s concertos 	000
14 	Bortniansky in the Nineteenth Century 	325
	Repertoire 	000
	Public life 	000 
	Family 	000
	Bortniansky and the nineteenth century 	000
Bibliography 	363
Index 	381

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Music -- Russia -- 18th century -- History and criticism.