Classical

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ALLAN, David A.The problems and development of chordal and polyphonic technique in violin playing, 1650 to the late eighteenth centuryPhDLaTrobe University2001229
AN, Yu LeeMusic Publishing in London from 1780 to 1837 as reflected in music-publishers' catalogues.PhDUniversity of Canterbury2008 (nyiC)350 + 932
ARCHER, GregAnalysis of selected chamber works by Haydn and BeethovenMMusUniversity of Newcastlein progress (NiC08/07)
BADLEY, AllanThe concertos of Leopold Hofmann (l738-l793) PhDUniversity of Auckland19863 vol
BAKKER-KING, Margaret R.The cantatas of Domenico Cimarosa (1749-1801)PhDUniversity of Adelaide19882 vol
BALLARD, BernadetteWomen musicians in late 18th-century LondonMMusUniversity of Melbournewithdrawn c.2005
BELBIN, JillianJohn Christopher Smith (1712-1795): His place in the development of English harpsichord music (including a performance edition of six suites of lessons for the harpsichord op. 3).MusMUniversity of Western Aust.19962 vol
BLESKIE, Oliver NicholasEarly traces of romanticism : an analysis of the philosophy of art expressed in Diderot's Encyclopedie, with particular reference to the articles on musicMAUniversity of Waikato2000295
BROMAGE, LynetteShakespeare: words in music : a study of the relationship between the poems in the plays of Shakespeare and musical settings over 400 yearsMAMonash University1993157
CARR-BOYD, AnnMusic in Australia, 1788-1888 : Anne WentzelMAUniversity of Sydney1969159
COBCROFT, SamanthaFemale Vocal Writing in Operas of the Late 18th CenturyPhDUniversity of Newcastlein progress (NiC08/07)
CUBBIN, David RThe flute in the eighteenth centuryMAFlinders University1971513
ELVERY, Warwick DavidThe flute and its music in the court of Frederick the Great GDip MusGriffith University19851 vol
EVANS, W.The fortepiano in the 18th centuryMMusUniversity of Sydneywithdrawn 1968
FISHER, Judith KerryTexture and dynamics in Haydn's sonata-allegro structures PhDUniversity of Sydney1981287
FORSYTH, James A.Music of the Anglican churches in Sydney and surrounding regions : 1788-1868 PhDUniversity of Sydney20022 vol
FORSYTH, James AlexanderHandel's organ concertosMMusUniversity of Melbourne197080
FURMAN, Alexander EJoseph Haydn's keyboard music 1791-1795 : style and performance MMusUniversity of Melbourne199246
GILRAY, JockIn the shadow of Handel: English oratorio in the later eighteenth century:MMusVictoria University of Wellington1999272
GOSTELOW, GavinIndications for the use of a moderator pedal in the piano sonatas of Jan Ladislav Dussek.MMusUniversity of Sydneyin progress (2007)
GREEN, Phillip R.O.The impetus for the change from shared to single direction in the European orchestra of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuriesMMusUniversity of Queensland199445
GRETTON, HaroldThe creation of an historically-informed performance of Fernando Sor's Deuxieme Grand Sonate op 25 for solo guitar.PhDAustralian National Universityin progress (2006)
GRIFFITHS, GabrielDramma per musica: A critical study of Handel's cantatas for solo voice and obbligato instruments, 1706 - 1709MMusUniversity of Sydneyin progress (NiC08/07)
GUNSON, Emily J.Johann Baptist Wendling (1723-1797): life, works, artistry, and influence, including a thematic catalogue of all his compositionsPhDUniversity of Western Aust.1999515
HADFIELD, KarenMannheim and the ClarinetMPhil (perf)University of Queensland200683
HAMILTON, VivienThe French cantata and French vocal performance of eighteenth century FranceMMusUniversity of Melbournewithdrawn c.2006
HANDSAKER, KateThe making of a successful performance of the role of CherubinoMMus (Perf)Australian National University200178
HARTDEGEN, Kenneth A.Fernando Sor's theory of harmony applied to the guitarPhDUniversity of Aucklandin progress (NiC08/07)
HASKELL, JulieThe use of pedal on the modern piano in the smaller piano works of the classical composers.PhDUniversity of AdelaideIn Progress (2007)
HILLIER, RobinThe Concerto for multiple instruments QV 6:6 by Johann Joachim QuantzMMusUniversity of Melbourne200388
HOFFMAN, Graham BruceWilliam Boyce, 1711-1779 the orchestral worksMMusUniversity of Auckland1979269
HOLLANDER, Emma denThe development of early keyboard fingering till 1800MMusUniversity of Adelaide1970134
HOSKINS, Robert H. B.Dr. Samuel Arnold (1740-1802), an historical assessmentPhDUniversity of Auckland19812 vol
HULIN, KirstenArtistic guidelines for the instruction of Mozart's Concerto in G major K.216, 1st movement GradDipMusGriffith University199037
IRVING, David Ronald MarshallLamentation settings by Manuel José Doyagüe (1755-1842) recently rediscovered in Manila : a contextual study and critical transcription M.PhilUniversity of Queensland2003411
JAMES, Dianne E,The keyboard trios of Joseph Haydn:PhDUniversity of Otago1993418
JENKINS, Michael William GrahamJohn Stanley, his life and instrumental worksPhDUniversity of Auckland19752 vol
KERSTEN, Anselm NorbertThe liturgical music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1645/50-1704)MMusUniversity of Auckland1985172
LANCASTER, GeoffreyKeyboard music of W.A. Mozart and F.J. Haydn : response by pre-tertiary piano students to historically-informed performance practicePhDUniversity of Sydney1999548
LANCASTER, Geoffrey RichardThe slide and trill : general trends in late eighteenth century Germany, with specific reference to the Berlin school MMusUniversity of Tasmania1984154
LEE, H.M.The sacred road to Mozart: a study of early music techniques from east and west and the transition to Baroque and Classical period repertoireMCAUniversity of Newcastle2001190
LEE, Yoon SenMozart's Quintet for wind and piano K 452 and the question of tonal balance when performed on period instrumentsMusMUniversity of Western Aust.1995113
LEWIS, Eleanor MayContextualising Martin Berteau : new perspectives on his works for cello MMusUniversity of Sydney2002116
LOCKETT, DavidPerformance practices in the piano sonatas of BeethovenMMusUniversity of Adelaide198094
MacKERRAS, JoanThe art of bowing : an enquiry into the history of bowing technique in violin playing from c1675-c.1842 MAUniversity of Sydney1966224
MADDOX, Alan"On the knowledge necessary for one who wishes to recite well in the theatre": The rhetorical tradition of delivery and the performance practice of recitativo semplice in eighteenth-century dramma per musicaPhDUniversity of Sydney2006255
MADDOX, Richard PeterThe place of Thomas Augustine Arne in eighteenth-century English theatre music.MAUniversity of Sydney1977179
MAYDWELL, AnthonyA translation and comparative study of two methods for harp by Philippe-Jacques Meyer from 1763-1773MAUniversity of Western Aust.1982233
McGARITY, Gregory Melville"Musical semiology reconstructed" : an inquiry into the social, philosophical and theoretical context of the science of semiology ; the development of musical semiology and its relationship to musical analysis ; leading to analysis of selected Mozart compositions (K.550, K.515 & K.379).MMus(hons)University of New England2000181
McGEE, AnthonyThe early guitar concertoGDip MusUniversity of Queensland198439
MEAGHER, KymUnity in the opus 59 string quartets of BeethovenMMusGriffith University19942 vol
MEYER, AllanThe eighteenth-century clarinet sonata: a contrast of stylesMusMUniversity of Western Aust.1984115
MIECHEL, Phillip AThe classical clarinetMMusUniversity of Melbourne1972115
MORTON, Belinda C.Exploring interpretive aspects in the text and in recorded performances of Mozart's Piano Sonata K. 322: a pedagogical perspectiveMAUniversity of Newcastle2001318
MUMFORD, Monte HiltonThe development of the trombone as an ensemble instrument during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries MMusUniversity of Tasmania198788
MURPHY, M.S.The use of handplucked instruments in the continuo body of the 17th and 18th centuriesMAUniversity of Sydneywithdrawn 1968
NOVEMBER, Nancy RachelViolin playing in an era of change: violin construction and technique in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.MMusVictoria University of Wellington1996200
O'LOGHLIN, Michael A.The Viola da gamba music of the Berlin School, 1732-1772PhDUniversity of Queensland2002377
O'NEILL, David GThe role of the organ in Early English Music, 800-1759 MusMUniversity of Western Aust.19791 vol
OTOMO, AyakoArt, music and the harpsichord in seventeenth-and eighteenth-century France.M.PhilUniversity of Queensland2005110
PARK, RachelArrangements of Mozart's Operas for HarmoniemusikMMusVictoria University of Wellingtonin progress (NiC08/07)
PINNER, MarkA history of brass bands in New South Wales 1788-1901MA (Hons)Macquarie University2004227
POULSEN, DarrylThe art of hand-horn playing as seen through the instruction manuals of O. Vandenbroek and H. DomnichMusMUniversity of Western Aust.1983109
REIBEL, Michael BThe development of the German system clarinet: circa 1700-1900MMusUniversity of Queensland200354
REID, Dorothy MargaretThe Beethoven quartetsMAUniversity of Canterbury195756
ROCKE, StephanieDefining the Concert MassPhDMonash UniversityIn progress (2010)
ROYLANCE, Philippa M.A performing edition of Domenico Dragonetti's solo in G for double bass and piano and a thematic index of his miscellaneous compositions for double bass.MMusUniversity of Queensland19862 vol
SMART, BonnieThe life and music of English cellist Robert Lindley (1776-1855)PhDUniversity of Melbournein progress (2006)
SOUTHGATE (MARTIN), Rosemary.An analysis of Mozart's Don Giovanni, with particular reference to characterizationMAUniversity of Otago196781
STOCKER, Melinda Suat-LeeThe Evolution of the Caprice for Solo Violin with Reference to the Caprices by Locatelli, Paganini and ReitzMPhil (perf)University of Queensland200541
SUNMAN, Peter RSpohr, Hermstedt and the clarinet : an historical study and critical analysis of selected works Mus.MUniversity of Western Aust.198578
SWANN, Richard A.William Boyce: The performance of his last court ode in honour of King George III in 1779MusMUniversity of Western Aust.19952 vol
THORPE, Patricia G.The relevance of twentieth-century analytical theories to the performer of keyboard music of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuriesMAUniversity of Western Aust.1994239
TOBIN, AshleighThe organ in the Netherlands from the fifteenth century to the early nineteenth century MMusUniversity of Adelaide197185
TODOROVIC, NickAn examination of social values and context in The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute GDip MusGriffith University198742
TOWNSLEY, MiriamIntonation and string quartet playing : with reference to the works of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven GDip MusGriffith University199189
TUNLEY, DavidThe eighteenth-century secular French cantataD.LittUniversity of Western Aust.19693 vol
VAN DER MEULEN, S.Empfindsamkeit in the music of the eighteenth century.PhDUniversity of Melbournewithdrawn c.2005
WAARDENBURG, Eric WalterA study and edition of selected keyboard concertos by Georg Christoph Wagenseil (1715-1777) MMusUniversity of Auckland1983248
WALDEN, ValerieAn investigation and comparison of the French and Austro-German schools of violoncello bowing techniques: 1785-1839PhDUniversity of Auckland1994944
WALDEN, ValerieBernhard Romberg : a survey of his life, work and contribution to the art of violoncello performance MMusUniversity of Auckland1989231
WENTZEL, Ann KirstenThe first hundred years of music in Australia, 1788-1888 MAUniversity of Sydney1963276
WESTACOTT, GraemeThe Rhetoric of the North German Organ SchoolPhDUniversity of Queensland2006466
WONG, Chi Keung MarkOperatic gesture in Mozart: constructions of meaning in Mozart's operas and instrumental musicPhDUniversity of Sydney2000366
YEO, Hui-LingThe development of the classical pianoforte sonata between 1770 and 1825, citing the Keyboard sonata in A major, Op. 17 no. 5 (c.1773) by J.C. Bach and the Piano sonata in A minor D.845 (1825) by F. Schubert as examples of the early and late classical pianoforte sonatas respectively MAMonash University200230
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