The Quasi-Dramatic St. John Passions
From Scandinavia and Their Medieval Backgrounds
By (author) Audrey Ekdahl Davidson
Hardback (Out of print)
(January 1981)
ISBN: 9780918720139
6.77 x 10 inches
Price: $14.95
In stock
“We need to see Scandinavian music as important in its own right, to assess it, and to relate it to other repertories. Clearly our first step must be to make it widely available for performance and to begin that long process of systematic study that will eventually lead to understanding.” — Richard Rastall, “Foreword,” pp. iv-v.
Foreword by Richard Rastall
Asknowledgements
Part 1
The Manuscripts and Their Context
The Origin and Development of Passion Music of a Quasi-Dramatic Nature
The Theology of the Passion
The St. John Passion in Scandinavia
Notes
Part 2
The Roskilde Passion
- By (author) Audrey Ekdahl Davidson
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