A.F.C. Kollmann's Quarterly Musical Register (1812): An Annotated Edition with an Introduction to His Life and Works - Kollmann, Augustus Frederic Christopher 1756-1829; Kassler, Michael 1941- (Aldershot, England Burlington, VT Ashgate, 2008)
Preface -- Part I. Introduction to Kollmann's life and works. Kollmann in Germany (1756-1782) ; The personal union of Great Britain and Hannover ; The German Chapel at St James's Palace ; Kollmann's work for the German Chapel ; Marriage (1783) ; First publication ; Kollmann and the New Musical Fund ; Collaboration with Johann Wilhelm Hässler (1791-1792) ; An Introduction to the Art of Preluding (1792) ; An Essay on Musical Harmony (1796) ; Three theoretico-practical Works (1796-1798) ; An Essay on Practical Musical Composition (1799) ; The proposed edition of Bach's '48' ; Meeting with Johann Anton André (1800) ; The first Practical Guide to Thorough-Bass (1801) ; Changes at the German Chapel ; Public performances by Kollmann's children (1804-1806) ; Development and publication of A New Theory (1803-1806) ; Kollmann and La Belle Assemblée (1806-1807) ; A Second Practical Guide to Thorough-Bass (1807-1808) ; Theoretico-practical works illustrating A New Theory (1809-1810) ; George Kollmann's published compositions (1808-1812) ; Years after The Quarterly Musical Register (1812-1823) ; The American edition of An Essay on Musical Harmony (1817) ; Controversy with John Bernard Logier (1821-1824) ; George Kollmann's piano patent (1825) ; Kollmann's last years (1823-1829) ; Activities of Kollmann's children (1829-1840) ; Downfall of George and Joanna (1840-1849) ; The sale of Kollmann's library (1877) -- Part II. The Quarterly Musical Register. The purpose of The Quarterly Musical Register ; The first number (1 January 1812) ; The second number (1 April 1812) ; The projected third number; Notes to the text of The Quarterly Musical Register -- Part III. Source documents. Kollmann's c1823 autobiography ; Literary, musical and artistic works by A.F.C. Kollmann ; Literary and musical works by George Kollmann ; Calendar of correspondence of the Kollmann family; Index of persons.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-280) and index.
Keywords: 19th Century (1801-1900); Music theory; Music history; United Kingdom