This dissertation will explore the merits of treating the recording as a musical object and goal unto itself, both from the angles of music creation and analytical thought. I will discuss the phenomena of recording as documentation of a different object as opposed to the paradig…
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Austro-Hungarian composer, Johann Kaspar Mertz’s (1806–1856) Sechs Schubert’sche Lieder (1845) represent an exemplary case study for detailing his profound technical grasp of composing for classical guitar. This collection adapts four selections from Franz Schubert (1797– 1828)’…
Schubert’s music is renowned for its repetitive nature; many critics like Dr. Joshua Drake think this is a negative trait of his compositions. When speaking on Schubert’s strengths and weaknesses, Dr. Drake states, “Haydn's rich use of received forms, his clear melodic and tonal…