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Manfred Fritz Bukofzer (27
March 1910 – 7
December 1955) was a German-born
American musicologist. He
studied at
Heidelberg University and the
Stern conservatory...
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quarter of the 20th
century independent attempts were made by
Manfred Bukofzer (in
Germany and,
after his immigration, in America) and by
Suzanne Clercx-Lejeune...
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taking root in the
Burgundian School around the
middle of the century.
Bukofzer,
Manfred (1953). John Dunstable:
Complete Works. London:
Musica Britannica...
- Wozzeck.
Walker 1968, 305.
Silbiger 2001.
Hudson 1971, 364.
Wolff 1991, 306.
Bukofzer 1947, 42.
Goetschius 1915, 29, 40.
Lucas 1908, 203.
Silbiger 1996. Silbiger...
- 1940 that it was
first used in
English in an
article published by
Manfred Bukofzer. The
baroque was a
period of
musical experimentation and
innovation which...
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Johann Staden Franz Tunder Matthias Weckmann Marshall 2001.
Bukofzer 1947, 164.
Bukofzer,
Manfred (1947).
Music in the
Baroque Era. New York, W.W. Norton...
- Todd p. 71–76. Newes, p. 218.
Newes transcribes the excerpt.
Bukofzer, p. 176.
Bukofzer believes the
existence of this
retrograde is
based on intellectual...
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known for his sets of
violin sonatas. As a composer,
according to
Manfred Bukofzer, "His individual, if not subjective,
style has no
precedent in baroque...
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Portrait Gallery, p. 92 Dean &
Knapp 1987, p. 286
Burrows 1994, p. 77.
Bukofzer 1947, pp. 333–35.
Rolland 1916, p. 71. Dean &
Knapp 1987, p. 209 Deutsch...
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circulation in
Robert Haas's Die
Musik des
Barocks and, later, in
Manfred Bukofzer's Music in the
Baroque Era.
Since the
singing style of
later 17th-century...
