A-R Music Anthology

Douglass Seaton explores sonata form -

Douglass Seaton explores sonata form in ARMA He shows how “the meaningful content of a musical movement fundamentally resided not in its melodic material or its rhythmic or harmonic affect, as had been primarily the case in the Rationalist Baroque, but in the unfolding of the form across the entire experience.” Seaton’s models are useful...

Exploring ARMA's commentaries -

Exploring ARMA's commentaries This item offers a jumpstart on using this important element. Look inside several recent commentaries to see how they work in ARMA!

ARMA: New Commentary on Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream Overture -

ARMA: New Commentary on Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream Overture In his recent commentary on Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture Douglass Seaton conveys his insights and perspectives on this well-known work.

ARMA: Revisit Brahms's Quartet in C Minor, Op. 60 -

ARMA: Revisit Brahms's Quartet in C Minor, Op. 60 Brahms’s C-minor Piano Quartet, op. 60, contains some of the nineteenth-century’s most notable methods for adopting a Romantic aesthetic in music.

Compelling reasons for using ARMA! -

Compelling reasons for using ARMA Created for the digital environment, ARMA offers instructors and their students a twenty-first century resource with more options than possible with print.

Exploring ARMA's commentaries -

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More reasons for subscribing to ARMA! -

More reasons for subscribing to ARMA! Several instructors recently told us that they cannot imagine teaching their music history and theory courses without ARMA.

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Switch to ARMA today! These features make ARMA your 21st-century choice for music history and theory. Adopt ARMA today or ask your librarian to start a subscription that will save your students even more money!

New! Revisit Haydn's Symphony no. 88! -

New! Revisit Haydn's Symphony no. 88! Musicologist Bryan Proksch explains why Haydn’s Symphony no. 88 in G major may be its composer’s most successful effort in the genre.

New! Explore Lucia di Lammermoor with fresh perspectives! -

New! Explore Lucia di Lammermoor with fresh perspectives! Jim Cassaro’s commentary on Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor shows how the composer used musical devices to jumpstart the dramatic and emotional pitch of the libretto.