I: 21� SS. auf 11 Bll. Gr.-4to. - II: 63 SS. auf 32 Bll. Folio. Stark bearbeitetes, unvollst�ndiges Manuskript eines bibliographisch nicht nachweisbaren Aufsatzes �ber das Transponieren. Die Fassung Nr. I d�rfte hierbei als Grundlage f�r Fassung Nr. II gedient haben, doch weist diese (wie aus folgender Gegen�berstellung der einzelnen Kapitel ersichtlich) nicht allein vom Umfang sondern auch vom Inhalt her deutliche Unterschiede auf. - I: 1. "Uiber den Bau der diatonischen Scala". 2. "Intervalle". 3. Verwand[t]schaft der T�ne". 4. "Accordfolge mancher bekannter Cadenzen". 5. "Schl�ssel". 6. "Deren Verh�ltni� [!] zu einander". 7. "Practische Beyspiele". 8. "Transposition". 9. "Chromatische Vorkommni�e [!]". 10. "Andere Vortheile" (alle Zitate von S. 5). - II: "Die Transpositionslehre zerf�llt in folgende Abschnitte": I. "�ber den Bau der diat. Scala". II. "Intervalle". III. Verwand[t]schaft der T�ne". IV. "Accordfolge mancher bekannter Cadenzen". V. "Schl�ssel". V.1. "deren Verh�ltnisse zueinander". V.2. "Popul�re Erkl�rungsmethoden". V.3. "deren �bersicht". VI. "Transponiren". VII. Unterschiede der �lteren Schreibart v. der neuen". VIII. "Transposition f�r andere Instrumente". IX. "Erfahrungss�tze, die Erleichterungen bezwecken" (alle Zitate von S. 9). - Der aus Butschowitz (M�hren) geb�rtige Musiker und Musikp�dagoge, der als "einer der besten Pianisten seiner Zeit" gilt (MGG IV, 276) erfuhr seinen Klavier- und Kompositionsunterricht durch Anton Halm und Ignaz von Seyfried und wurde 1833 Professor am Konservatorium der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, wo er bis 1856 als Klavierp�dagoge wirkte. Fischhof gilt als "Meister der klassischen Wiener Klavierschule [.] er trat besonders als Interpret Bachs, Beethovens, Mendelssohn Bartholdys und Chopins hervor. Seine umfangreiche Musikbibliothek mit Manuskripten und Autographen war vor allem f�r die Bach- und Beethovenforschung von Bedeutung" (DBE). - Zu Fischhof vgl. (Auswahl) die entspr. Artikel in ADB, NDB, �BL, MGG, Riemann, Wininger und Wurzbach.

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"[�ber das Transponieren]". 2 Manuskripte (davon 1 eigenh. und 1 in Abschrift von fremder Hand mit umfangreichen Annotationen und Erweiterungen durch Fischhof).

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O. O. u. D.

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Hardcover

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350 grams

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