19th Century

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ANDERSON, Gae MaryHarry Rickards: a performance-centred portrait from music hall to VaudevillePhDUniversity of Sydney1998370 ( 2 vol)
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AUBREY, David GrahamThe influence of music in redefining nationalism in Wales in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries MAUniversity of Sydney1995212
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AYRES, Helen George Enescu : the complete musician : a study of violin virtuosity in Enescu's third sonata for piano and violin DMusArtsUniversity of Melbourne200674
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BALOUGH, TeresaThe essential Grainger: Percy Grainger's Kipling settings, 1898-1947PhDUniversity of Western Aust.1985524 + 1 vocal score + 1 CD
BARKER, J.W.Max Reger and the orchestraPhDUniversity of Adelaidewithdrawn 1967
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BLEAKLEY, Helen RuthSchumann's sonata for violin and piano op. 121: approaches to performanceMMusUniversity of Queensland199943
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
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BONG, Jin GuanAlice Ellen Charbonnet : a French musician in nineteenth-century AustraliaMMusUniversity of Melbourne2006162
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BORER, PhillippeThe twenty-four caprices of Niccolo Paganini : their significance for the history of violin playing and the music of the Romantic eraPhDUniversity of Tasmania1995290
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CARR-BOYD, AnnMusic in Australia, 1788-1888 : Anne WentzelMAUniversity of Sydney1969159
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CAULFIELD, AlanThe use of the tuba family in Wagner's RingMMusUniversity of Newcastlein progress (NiC08/07)
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CHAPPELL, William FielderThe late nineteenth century renaissance of music in England (with special reference to the work of Parry and Stanford)MAUniversity of Melbourne1963317
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COUGHLAN, MarkCharles-Valentin Alkan, twelve studies in all the major keys op. 35: an analysisMusMUniversity of Western Aust.1988102 + 2 tapes
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CRISP, DeborahChopin as composer and pianist: stylistic sourcesMMusAustralian National University1994154
CROWLEY, JohnAlfred Hill: A Grand Old Man of Australian MusicMAMonash University1999166
CUDDEFORD, TaraPerformance techniques for selected works of: J.S. Bach, J. Brahms and E. ElgarMMusUniversity of Queensland200282
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DANILLON, RegisThe solo piano works of Roger-Ducasse: an analysis of styleMMusUniversity of Queensland198881
DART, Peter J.Criticism in a developing culture : Australian music periodicals to 1931PhDUniversity of Queensland1998360
DART, WilliamHubert Parry and Cyril Scott two post-Victorian songwriters. With an introductory essay on the musical problems of Great Britain in the nineteenth centuryPhDUniversity of Auckland1975456
DART, WilliamThe lieder of Franz LisztMMusUniversity of Auckland1970296
DAVIS, Bronwen PThe history of the music curriculum in the nineteenth century South Australian public education system, 1836-1910 M.EdFlinders University1987345
DAVISON, AlanStudies in the iconography of Franz LisztMMusUniversity of Melbourne2002276
DAWSON, JennyOpera in colonial Brisbane: the first twenty-five years (1859-1884)MMusUniversity of Queensland1987221
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DIXON-LAWRENCE, RuthThe performance practice of the tourte bow within the French violin school of the early nineteenth centuryMAUniversity of Melbourne1998108
DODSWORTH, JudithSome observations on the vocal implications of singing to guitar accompaniment, with particular reference to the lieder of SchubertMMusUniversity of Melbourne199831
DOGGETT, Anne'And for harmony most ardently we long', Musical Life in Ballarat, 1851-1871PhDUniversity of Ballarat20062 vol
DOWNES, GraemeAn axiam system of tonality applied to progressive tonaility in the works of Gustav Mahler and nineteenth-century antecedentsPhDUniversity of Otago19941994
DRABER, ChristopherThe chamber music of Brahms presents an unusual array of progressive features disguised in a veil of conservatismMAMonash Universitywithdrawn c.2005
DRAKE, George Warren JamesDramatic irony in WagnerMAUniversity of Auckland196295
DREYFUS [LUCAS], KayHector Berlioz and the dramatic symphony DMusUniversity of Melbourne1966258
DREYFUS, KayBeethoven's last five piano sonatas : a study in analytical method DMusUniversity of Melbourne1971385
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DUGDALE, John HaroldThe place of music in the national and public schools of New South Wales, 1848-1880 M.EdUniversity of Sydney1969135
DUNCAN, MelanieVibrato frequency and phase lock in three versions of Delibe's Lakme duet and its effect on the preference of voice experts MAMonash University2000176
DUNSTONE, PrudencePerformance Practices in Italian Music for Female Voice 1800-1850PhDUniversity of Newcastle2003796
DUTHOITE, AndreThe interpretation process in relation to four works by J.S. Bach, Boccherini and BrahmsMMusUniversity of Queensland200065
EASTHAM, SohyunThe role of the violin in expressing the musical ideas of the romantic period and the development of violin techniques in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries PhDUniversity of Newcastle2007332 + 184 + 5 CDs
ELLSMORE, CarolineLate-nineteenth century Musical Theatre performance practice in Verdi's "La Traviata" and other works.MMus (Hons)University of New Englandin progress (2007)
EMERSON, Helen KatrineA voice of her own: Ethel Smyth and early feminist musicology.MAUniversity of Otago1999115
ENYI, Romola Helen LouiseThe interaction of styles in pianoforte and orchestral writing between 1810 and 1910MMusUniversity of Sydney197590
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FARMER, Elizabeth-AnneThe organ works of Cesar Franck : the performing traditions and their influenceMMusUniversity of Melbourne1994118
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FERRARI, Viviana NicoletaHow does the Vincenzo Vitale piano pedagogy impact the musical arts?PhDUniversity of MelbourneIn progress (2008)
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FUJIMURA, KenjiResearching performance : translations into editions and performances of the forgotten piano works of William Hurlstone (1876-1906)PhDMonash University2008147 + 2 CDs
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GEBBIE, Rochelle MareeA musical revolution in Nelson: the German Directors of the Nelson School of Music 1894-1944MAUniversity of Auckland1999189
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GILLING, GraemeAn analytical study of Johannes Brahms's piano trio no. 2 in C major op. 87MusMUniversity of Western Aust.198569 + 2 CD
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GRANTHAM, Edward McNealHill organs in Australia, 1850-1910 : a critical survey and chronicle of developments in organs sent to Australia by William Hill and Sons, London MMusUniversity of NSW1988157
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