XVII. Instruments and Instrumentalists 297
XVIII. Forms of Composition. Theory. Literature 315
PART VI. THE LATER EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
XIX. Haydn. The Sonata and the Orchestra 335
XX. Gluck and the Dramatic Reform 355
XXI. Mozart and the Exaltation of Melody 371
XXII. The Rise of Pianism. Sacred Music 385
XXIII. Theoretical and Literary Progress 400
PART VII. THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
XXIV. The Advent of Beethoven 411
XXV. The Romantic Opera and the Song 424
XXVI. Italian and French Opera 438
XXVII. Instrumental Virtuosity 457
XXVIII. Church and Organ Music 479
XXIX. Growth of Musical Literature 490
PART VIII. THE MIDDLE NINETEENTH CENTURY
XXX. Schumann and Romanticism 501
XXXI. Mendelssohn and the Circle 515
XXXII. New Lights upon Pianism 529
XXXIII. The Opera aside from Wagner 546
XXXIV. Wagner and the Reconstruction of the Opera 562
XXXV. Symphonists and Instrumentalists 580
XXXVI. Choral Music. The Song. The English School 599
XXXVII. Musical Education and Literature 617
CONCLUSION
Brief Sketch of the Later Nineteenth Century 635
Index of Subjects and Places 657
Index of Persons 664
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