History of the pianoforte and pianoforte players

Index of Names and Matters

• Accompagnato—style, 95
• Adam, L., 160, 186, 192
• Agricola, M., 43 (see Erratum)
• Alkan, 317
• Ansorge, 301
• Arcadelt, 8 note
• Aria, 72
• Arne, T. A., 38
• Aston, 27
• Attaignant, 42
• Baake, 191
• Bach, Friedemann, 138
• Bach, John Christian, 94, 148, 159
• Bach, John Sebastian, 91 ff.
• Life, 93
• His contrapuntal method, 94
• Accompagnato, 95
• Style of work, 96
• Construction of his pieces, 96
• Technique, 116
• Clavier method, 118
• Bach and the Hammer-clavier, 122
• Original editions of, 102
• Toccatas, 98
• Symphonies and Inventions, 97
• Fugues, 100
• “Art of Fugue,” 103
• Wohltemperiertes Klavier, 102, 112, 113, 116, 119
• Chromatic Fantasia, 103
• Other Fantasias, 109, 110
• Partitas, 104
• English Suites, 106
• Overture in French Style, 120
• Italian Concerto, 109
• Preludes, 112
• Programme-music, 114
• Goldberg Variations, 117
• Other mentions, 148, 163, 326
• Bach, Philip Emanuel, 128 ff.
• Life, 138
• The “Versuch,” 139
• “Manieren,” 140
• Harmonies, 144
• Melody, 144
• Works, 143
• Amalia-sonatas, 145
• Barth, 306
• “Bebung,” 20, 119
• Bechstein, 310
• Beethoven, 157 ff.
• Reformer, 158
• Tragedy in Music of, 169
• Concertos, 170
• Scherzi, 169
• Forms, 171
• Style of playing, 183
• Sonatas in detail, 175 ff.
• Bembo, Pietro, 77
• Benedict, 191
• Bennett, Sterndale, 268
• Berger, Ludwig, 184, 191, 193
• Berger, Wilhelm, 323
• Bertini, 205
• Besardus, 12
• Bird, William, 27-31
• Carman’s Whistle, 31
• Bischoff, 307, 316
• Blow, John, 38
• Blüthner, 310
• Böhner, 245
• Bösendorfer, 310
• Bononcini, 74
• Borodin, 320
• Borwick, 300
• Brahms, 322
• Brendel, Franz, 322
• Breslaur, 304
• Broadwood, 133, 169
• Bülow, Hans von, 296
• Bull, John, 32, 34, 36, 71 note
• King’s Hunt, 35
• Busoni, 301
• Buxtehude, 92
• Caccini, 75
• Carissimi, 78
• Carreño, Madame, 303
• Cavalieri, 77
• Cavalli, 75
• Chabrier, 319
• Chambonnières, 52
• Chaminade, Cécile, 319
• Chopin, 256 ff.
• Etudes, 203, 263
• Chopin and Hummel, 261
• Life, 258
• Works, 262
• Playing, 257
• Clavichord, the, 19, 20, 89, 91, 124
• Clavicymbal, 23, 81
• Clauss-Savardy, 293
• Clementi, 190, 208
• Group of his followers, 191, 193
• Collard, 193
• Compass of clavier, etc., 19-22, 24, 211
• Concertos, 109, 151, 170, 319, etc.
• Contests, musical, 91, 161, 163
• Corelli, 78, 82
• Counterpoint, 9, 79, 84, 85
• Couperin, François, 53 ff.
• Content of his pieces, 56
• Forms, 55
• L’art de toucher le clavécin, 63, 64
• Couperin, Louise, 59
• Couplet in Rondo, 55, 147 note
• Cramer, 194, 210
• Cristofori, 121, 122, 133
• Cui, 320
• Czerny, 190, 216
• Da Capo, 84
• D’Agoult, 276
• D’Albert, Eugene, 307, 324
• Dance
• Old English, 18
• First instrumental dances, 15, 42
• French danseuses, 43 ff.
  
• Oldest books of dances, 52
• Old dance forms, 55
• Allemand, etc.
• Dandrieu, 49, 65
• D’Anglebert, 40, 65
• Dawson, 300
• Diémer, 302, 309
• D’Indy, Vincent, 319
• Diruta, 24, 80
• Döhler, 291, 293
• Donizetti, 202
• Dorn, H., 191
• Dreyschock, 293
• Dubois, 319
• Dumont, 65
• Dupont, 306
• Durante, 89
• Dussek, 159, 163 ff.
  
• Duysen, 310
• Eberl, 183, 190
• Eckard, Joh., 48
• Eckard (Paris), 160
• Elizabeth, Queen, 3, 4
• Elsner, 265
• English Music, 6, 14, 16, 27-39, 38 note, 82 note
• English relations to French music, 15, 41
• Erard, 133
• Ertmann, Baroness, 160
• Essipoff, Madame, 293
• Étude, 203 ff.
  
• Fantasia, Old English, 16, 82 note, 101 note
• Fantasia, Italian, 80
• Fantasia, free, 145 F. senza tempo, 143
• Farnaby, 37
• Farrenc, 52
• Fauré, 319
• Field, 159, 193, 265
• Fingering, in old times, 26, 81, 116
• Fischer, 303
• Fleischer, Oskar, 41
• Fortbien, 133
• Franck, C., 319
• French Characteristic Pieces, 132, 148
• Frescobaldi, 73, 79, 80, 92
• Freund, 306
• Friederici, 133
• Friedheim, 301
• Froberger, 92
• Gabrieli, 15, 26, 79, 92
• Gabrilowitsch, 301
• Gade, 321
• Galilei, Vincenzio, 77
• Gallot, 51
• Galuppi, 89
• Gasparini, 70
• Gaultier, 41, 50
• Gelinek, 161, 183
• General Bass (see Thorough Bass), 284
• Germer, 307
• Gibbons, 7, 16, 37
• Glasounow, 320
• Gorlier, 15
• Graf Pianos, 182
• Gravicymbel, 133
• Greulich, 191
• Grieg, 321
• Guicciardi, Julia, 160
• Hackebrett (dulcimer), 121
• Handel, 74, 138
• Hässler, 159
• Hammer-klavier, 121, 312
• Harpsichord, 22, 24, 78 note
• Hartvigson, 300
• Hasler, 92
• Hasse, 14
• Hausmann, 309
• Haydn, 149, 159
• Hebenstreit, 121, 122
• Heller, Stephen, 318, 319
• Henselt, 318
• Herz, 201
• Heymann, 301
• Hiller, Ferdinand, 191, 317
• Hofmann, Jos., 301
• Hüllmandel, 192
• Hummel, 190, 193, 211, 212 ff.
• Hünten, 201
• Hurdy-gurdy, 21
• Ibach, 310
• Improvisation, 161, 162 (Mozart), 198
• In Bach’s time, 130
• In 1800, 161, 198, 211
• Irmler, 310
• Isaac, 92
• Italian Forms, 78-80
• Chamber Music, 78
• Jadin, 192
• Jaell, 293
• Janko, 308
• Jannequin, 48, 49, 50, 61
• Jedliczka, 306
• Jensen, Adolf, 322
• Joseffy, 306
• Judenkunig, 11
• Kalkbrenner, 190, 192, 198, 218
• Kaps, 310
• Karr, 201
• “Kenner und Liebhaber,” 143
• Keyboard, 24 note
• Kienzl, 323, 324
• Kirchner, 318
• Kirnberger, 131
• Kittl, 191
• Kjerulf, 322
• Klauwell, 304
• Klavier (see Pianoforte), 18, 21, 23, 121
• “Klavierlehrer,” paper, 305
• Kleeberg, 293
• Klengel, 193
• Klindworth, 306
• Knabe, 310
• Koch, 315
• Köhler, 189
• Kontski, 190, 201
• Kozeluch, 190, 210
• Krebs, 145
• Kuhnau, 92
• “Quacksalver,” 129
• “Biblical Stories,” 119
• Kullak, Ad., 306
• Kullak, Franz, 306
• Kullak, Th., 191, 304, 306
• Lacombe, 319
• Lasso, Orlando, 26, 37
• Le Begue, 65
• Lebert, 306
• Leschetizki, 308
• Liadoff, 320
• Lipawsky, 161
• Liszt, 193, 264, 271, 287 ff.
• Locatelli, 82
• Loeilly, 65
• Löschhorn, 191
• Logier, 190
• Louis Ferdinand, Prince, 164
• Lully, 44
• Lütschg, 301
• Lute in Middle Ages, 11, 77
• Madrigal, 8, 15, 37 note
• Marcello, 76
• Marchand, 91
• Marius, 122
• Marpurg, 130
• M’Dowell, 322
• Mela, Domenico des, 314
• Mendelssohn, 152, 198, 249 ff., 250 note
• Menter, Sophie, 293
• Merulo, 79 and note
• Meyerbeer, 194
• Monochord, 19, 42 note, 77
• Monteverde, 79
• Moore, Graham, 322
• Morley, Thomas, 37
• Mortier de Fontaine, 293
• Moscheles 152, 196, 198, 221
• Moskowski, 306, 325 f.
• Mozart, 151
• Mozart and the piano, 135
• Clavier concerts, 151
• Sonatas, 153 ff.
• Miscellaneous, 161
• Müller, A. E., 190
• Mulliner Book, 27
• Munday, John, 36, 93
• Mussorgsky, 320
• Naprawnik, 320
• Neitzel, 316
• Octave, “short”, 24 note
• Opera, Italian, 13, 74 ff.
• Operatic Fantasias, 200
• Organ, in Middle Ages, 10 ff.
• Ornamentations, 12, 20, 34, 41, 57 and note, 83 and note
• In Bull and Byrd, 29
• Couperin, 57
• Bach, 108
• P. E. Bach, 140 ff.
• End of 18th cent., 150
• Oury, Madame, 191
• Pachelbel, 92
• Pachmann, 301
• Paderewski, 301, 324
• Paganini, 207, 282
• Pape, 133
• Paradies, 89
• “Parthenia” (also see Addendum, p. 328), 16
• Pasquini, 70, 81
• Pauer, Ernst, 191
• Paul, Oskar, 18
• Pedal, 136, 188, (156, picture)
• With Dussek, 164
• Adam, 186
• Hummel, 186
• Pedal Clavier, 120
• Penna, Lorenzo, 24
• Peri, 75, 79
• Periodicals, musical, 131
• Phillipps, Peter, 37 and note
• Pianoforte
• Modern factories, 309 ff.
  
• History of the instrument, 121, 122, 136
• Viennese and English mechanism, 134, 136, 190
• Socially, 134, 303
• As furniture, 313 f.
• Pianos de luxe, 315
• Piano and Opera, 201, 326
• Piano and Orchestra, 150, 199
• Prices of pianos, 135, 137, 316
• Piano instruction, 190, 304
• Conservatoriums, 305
• Hammerclavier, invention of, 121
• “Cottage” Piano, 314 (156, 312, 313, pictures)
• Pièce Croisée, 58, 61
• Pixis, 187, 191
• Plaidy, 189, 306
• Planté, 301
• Pleyel, 133, 159
• Pleyel, Madame, 191
• Pollini, 191
• Porpora, 89
• Pradher, 192
• Programme-Music, old, 49, 92, 93, 132
• Proksch, 191
• Prosniz, 28, 328
• Purcell, 82 note
• Raff, 323
• Raif, 306
• Rameau, 65, 66, 86, 92
• Reading, the Monk of, 15
• Rebel, 45
• Registers or “stops” of Clavier, 23
• Reincke, 92
• Reisenauer, 301
• Repetition, principle of, 72
• Rheinberger, 323
• Richardson, Ferdinand, 37
• Riemann, 307
• Ries, 191
• Rimsky-Korsakoff, 320
• Risler, 190, 301
• Romantic School, 224
• Rondo, Old French, 147 note
• In Philip Emm. Bach, 147
• In Beethoven, 174
• Rondo and Sonata, 145
• Rosellen, 201
• Rosenhain, 293
• Rosenthal, 301
• Rossi, Michael Angelo, 82
• Rubinstein, Anton, 294 ff.
• Rubinstein, Nicolas, 300
• Ruckers, 23, 137, 314
• Rudolf, Archduke, 191
• Rudorff, 306
• Rust, F. W., 163
• Saint-Saëns, 319
• Sand, George, 260
• Sauer, 301
• Scarlatti, Alessandro, 76, 88
• Scarlatti, Domenico, 69 ff.
• Sonatas, 86
• Technique, 88, 89
• Cat’s Fugue, 89
• Scharwenka, Xaver and Philip, 306, 324
• Schiedmayer, 310
• Schmitt, Aloys, 191, 192
• Schobert, 160
• Scholz, Bernhard, 306
• Schröter, 122
• Schubert, 225
• Miscellaneous, 226
• “Wanderer” Fantasia, 226
• Op. 78, 227
• Impromptus and “Moments,” 228, 229
• Schulhoff, 191
• Schumann, 231
• Schumann and Schubert, 229 ff.
• Jean Paul, 232
• Bach, 243
• E. T. A. Hoffmann, 245
• Life, 236
• Clara, 236, 237
• “Zeitschrift,” 238
• Works, 231 ff., 238 ff.
• Miscellaneous, 249
• Schwarz, Max, 306
• Schytte, 322, 326
• Senfl, 92
• Shakespeare and Music, 5, 6, 7
• Silbermann, 122, 134, 137
• Siloti, 301
• Sinding, 322
• Sonata
• Sonata “da camera” and “da chiesa,” 78 note, 84
• Old Italian, 86
• Scarlatti, 86 and note
• Kuhnau, 92
• Sonata and Suite, 107
• 18th century, 110
• Sonata and Rondo, 145
• Philip Emm. Bach, 143 ff.
• Haydn, 150
• Mozart, 153
• Beethoven, 170 ff.
• Spath, 135
• Spinet, 6, 24, 90
• Spitta, 102, 116
• Starck, 306
• Stavenhagen, 301
• Steibelt, 162
• Stein, 137
• Steinway, 310
• Stenhammer, 322
• Sterkel, 210
• Strauss, Richard, 323
• Streicher, 134
• Streicher, Nanette, 160
• Sucher, 303
• Suite, (see Dance) 106, etc., and see Addendum
• Suspensions in Couperin, 57
• Sweelinck, virginal pieces, 26, 37
• Swietens, Van, 163
• Szalit, Paula, 301
• Tadema, Alma, 315
• Tallis, 27, 32
• Taubert, 191
• Tausig, 300, 306
• Technique, (see under), 187-190, 209
• Couperin, 64
• Ph. Emm. Bach, 143
• Fingering, 116
• Keyboard, etc., 24, 26
• Tedesco, 191
• Temperament, equal and unequal, 101 note, 102
• Thalberg, 197
• Thilo, 307
• Thoroughbass, 78, 79
• Thumb, technique of, 139 ff.
• Tielmann, Sufato, 48
• Tinctoris, 14
• Tischer, 128
• Titles of drawing-room pieces, 59, 200
• Titles (allegorical, etc.) of old pieces, 42, 51, 59 ff.
• Tomaschek, 191
• Tschaïkowski, 319
• Türk, D. G., 185
• Turini, the elder, 86
• Turini, the younger, 89
• Variations, Old English, 33, etc.
• Venetian instrumental music, 13, 26
• Viadana, 78
• Viennese musical life, 160
• Villoing, 190 (line 8; omitted)
• Vinci, L., 76
• Virdung, 20
• Virgil, 307
• Virginal, 6, 18, 81
• Virginal Books, 15, 16, 27, 28
• Virtuoso and Teacher, 64, 192, 305
• Life of, 193.
  
• Virtuosos playing together, 198
• Virtuosos and Concerts, 299
• Vivaldi, 82
• Volkmann, 318
• Volkslied in Masses and Motets, 8
• Vollweiler, 191
• Wagner (instruments), 137
• Wallace, 299
• Wanhal-Vanhall, 190
• Weber, Dionysius, 191
• Weber, C. M., 206, 218
• Weitzmann, 28, 328
• Wendling, 309
• Westermayer, 310
• Widor, 319
• Willaert, 79
• Wilmers, 191
• Wölffl, 161, 183, 190
• Wolfsohn, 300
• Wüllner, 306
• Zimmermann, 317
• Zumpe, 133