The Hall: playback and programme
Playing a recording, choosing from the programme, and the player bar that stays on every page.
Short tours on the working pages: the score in the Hall, performer comparisons, the Web of Influence, the Map and the sources.
Each step highlights one control and explains it.
Each path is a sequence of five tours.
The Hall, the score view, joins, the Web of Influence and a guided journey.
Playing a recording, choosing from the programme, and the player bar that stays on every page.
The engraved score with the current bar highlighted, and the same music in the Notes view.
The silence before the horn call in Beethoven’s Fifth, and how the score prepares it.
The chant and its use in Rachmaninoff’s Isle of the Dead.
Recordings, paintings and sources for Vienna around 1900, station by station.
Views of the music, performer comparisons, the Return Lab, score examples and the glossary.
The Score, Notes, Orchestra, Form and Sound views, on the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony.
Rachmaninoff’s 1919 and 1928 recordings of his Prelude in C♯ minor, switched mid-phrase.
The exposition and recapitulation of the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth, bar by bar.
The opening of Vivaldi’s concerto and of Bach’s organ transcription, as playable score examples.
The sonata form entry with its recorded example, definitions in the text, and site search.
Recording sources, the Map, the Web of Influence, citation and performer comparisons.
The session, the original disc, the digital transfer and a citation for one recording.
Vienna in 1900, and Mahler’s places in date order.
The chant and its use in Rachmaninoff’s Isle of the Dead.
Contents, influences, further reading and citation in Mahler’s chapter.
Rachmaninoff’s 1919 and 1928 recordings of his Prelude in C♯ minor, switched mid-phrase.
‘Start tour’ opens the page and highlights the first control.
Playing a recording, choosing from the programme, and the player bar that stays on every page.
The engraved score with the current bar highlighted, and the same music in the Notes view.
The Score, Notes, Orchestra, Form and Sound views, on the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony.
The silence before the horn call in Beethoven’s Fifth, and how the score prepares it.
The session, the original disc, the digital transfer and a citation for one recording.
Rachmaninoff’s 1919 and 1928 recordings of his Prelude in C♯ minor, switched mid-phrase.
The chant and its use in Rachmaninoff’s Isle of the Dead.
The opening of Vivaldi’s concerto and of Bach’s organ transcription, as playable score examples.
Vienna in 1900, and Mahler’s places in date order.
Recordings, paintings and sources for Vienna around 1900, station by station.
Contents, influences, further reading and citation in Mahler’s chapter.
The sonata form entry with its recorded example, definitions in the text, and site search.
The exposition and recapitulation of the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth, bar by bar.