[AMS-announce] ANNOUNCEMENT: Journal of Musicological Research 28/3-4 Now Available

[Announcements for the AMS]

The most recent issue of the Journal of Musicological Research (Volume 28, Issue 3-4) is devoted to essays reflecting on the life, the music, and the influence of Franz Joseph Haydn, in recognition of the 200th anniversary of his death. "Haydn: Beyond the Anniversary" is guest edited by Edward Green, and presents compelling new research by some of the best scholars of our day.

Individual copies of this special issue are available for purchase at the Journal's website:
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/spissue/gmur-si.asp.

CONTENTS

Editorial: "Haydn: Beyond the Anniversary"
Edward Green

Before the Joke: Texture and Sociability in the Largo of Haydn's Op. 33, No. 2
W. Dean Sutcliffe

Freakish Variations on a "Grand Cadence" Prototype in Haydn's String Quartets
Floyd Grave

Haydn as Musical Borrower: The Origin of the Finale to the Feuer Sinfonia (Hob I:59)
Dwight Blazin

Vincent d'Indy as Harbinger of the Haydn Revival
Bryan Proksch

Haydn's Conversion Masses
Caryl Clark

"The Dew-Dropping Morn Š Miserere nobis": Haydn¹s Worst Joke Reconsidered
Balázs Mikusi

Haydn's Creation as Late Style: Parataxis, Pastoral, and the Retreat from Humanism
Michael Spitzer

Reviews:

Pleasure and Meaning in the Classical Symphony. Melanie Lowe
Reviewed by Peter M. Alexander

Haydn and the Performance of Rhetoric. Tom Beghin and Sander M. Goldberg, editors.
Reviewed by Michael E. Ruhling

Deborah Kauffman
Editor, Journal of Musicological Research
deborah.kauffman at unco.edu