Nineteenth-century choral music [electronic resource] / edited by Donna M. Di Grazia.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Cultural influences. The building of community through choral singing / Celia Applegate -- Vox humana : choral voices in the nineteenth-century symphony / D. Kern Holoman -- The nineteenth-century opera chorus / Steven Huebner -- Selected masterworks from choral-orchestral repertoire. Masses and requiems / D. Kern Holoman -- Works with secular and non-liturgical texts / D. Kern Holoman -- The choral repertoire large and small. Choral music and choral singing in Germany and Austria : an overview / Ryan Minor -- Ludwig van Beethoven / David B. Levy -- Fanny Hensel / R. Larry Todd -- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy / Jeffrey S. Sposato -- Robert Schumann / Roe-Min Kok -- Anton Bruckner and the Austrian choral tradition : his mass in F minor / Paul Hawkshaw -- Johannes Brahms / Virginia Hancock -- Choral music and music making in France / Clair Rowden -- Luigi Cherubini and Augusta Holmès / Mark Seto -- Hector Berlioz / Donna M. Di Grazia -- Félicien David, Charles Gounod, and Jules Massenet / Clair Rowden -- Camille Saint-Saëns / Lesley A. Wright -- Gabriel Fauré / Carlo Caballero -- A tale of survival : choral music in Italy / Francesco Izzo -- Britain and Ireland / James Garratt -- The Nordic world : Scandinavia and Finland / Harald Herresthal -- Eastern Europe : introductory thoughts / Barbara Milewski -- Poland / Barbara Milewski -- The Czech lands : Bohemia and Moravia / Judith Mabary -- Antonín Dvorák / Alan Houtchens -- Hungary / Paul A. Bertagnolli -- The choral music of Franz Liszt / Paul A. Bertagnolli -- Russia / Vladimir Morosan -- Russian choral repertoire / Vladimir Morosan -- The Philippines, Latin America, and Spain / Walter A. Clark -- The United States / N. Lee Orr.

Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.