Music History Review
This page is intended to give a quick overview of preparation for UWMs graduate music history diagnostic/comprehensive exams. It should also be helpful as a general review of Music History.
- Start General. Make sure you know what historical periods composers belong to. Chronological charts of periods and composers are useful for this.
- Old editions of "A History of Western Music" text and score anthology
- Studying Music History / David Poultney
- Chronology from "The Story of Classical Music" (notes from Naxos Audio Book)
(original can be found here - UWM ID and Password Required) - Chronological List of Composers, World Events, and Principal Figures in Literature and the Arts 1300-1989 (pp. 555-561 from The Enjoyment of Music (sixth edition)
- Oxford history
- Get more specific. Focus on your weak areas.
- History of Western Music Text
- History of Western Music
- Newest edition of text and anthology is always on permanent reserve behind the Music Library Service Counter
- Older editions are in the stacks
- Publishers (WW Norton & Company) Study Space
- Concise History of Western Music, 2nd Edition Online Tutor
- Norton anthology of Western music
- History of Western Music
- Norton Anthology of Western Music
- Selections referenced in The Norton Anthology of Western Music (5 ed). by Liz Dutton*
(Alexander Street Press Music Editor)
- Selections referenced in The Norton Anthology of Western Music (5 ed). by Liz Dutton*
- Period specific texts
- History of Western Music Text
- Find threads throughout the entire course of music history.
- Big picture questions from the back of the MUSIC704 chart go here.
- Issues of music and text in vocal music
- Deveopement of forms over time
