Part 15 (2/2)
The Haydn literature is almost entirely Continental With the exceptions of Pohl's article in Grove's ”Dictionary of Music” and Miss Townsend's ”Haydn,” nothing of real i list does not profess to be complete It seems futile in a book of this kind to refer an works, enerally inaccessible For the benefit of English readers the English works have been placed first and apart froht necessary to follow Pohl in giving a separate list of Ger works in the order of their publication has, however, been adopted as being perhaps preferable to an alphabetical order of writers
titLE OF WORK AUTHOR PLACE AND DATE
”History of Music,” Vol IV Burney London, 1789
”Reminiscences,” Vol I, p 190 Michael Kelly London, 1826
”Musical Meuished Musicians” London, 1867 Translated from the German by Lady Wallace Haydn's Letters, pp 71-204, with portrait
”Musical Composers and their Works” Sarah Tytler London, 1875 --Haydn, pp 57-75
”Music and Morals”--Haydn, Haweis London, 1876 pp 241-263
Leisure Hour, p 572 Article,London, 1877 ”Anecdotes of Haydn”
”The Great Composers Sketched Joseph Bennett London, Musical by Themselves”--No 1, Haydn Times, Sept 1877 An estimate of Haydn drawn mainly from his letters
Article on Haydn in Grove's Pohl London, 1879 ”Dictionary of Music”
”Studies of Great Composers”--Haydn, Parry London, 1887 pp 91-118, with portrait
”History of Music,” English edition, Naumann London (Cassell), Vol IV, pp 852-882 1888 Portraits and facsimiles
”Musical Reminiscences”--Music and William Spark London, 1892 Sunshi+ne, pp 141-149, with quotations from Haydn's ”
”Musical Haunts in London”--Haydn in F G Edwards London, 1895 London, pp 32-36
”The Pianoforte Sonata”--Haydn, J S Shedlock London, 1895 pp 111-120
”Music and Manners froolese Krehbiel London, 1898 to Beethoven”--Haydn in London: (1) His Note-book; (2) His English Love, pp 57-95
”George Thomson, the Friend of Burns” Cuthbert Hadden London, 1898 --Correspondence with Haydn, pp 303-308
”Old Scores and New Readings”--Haydn J F Runciman London, 1899 and his ”Creation,” pp 85-92
”The Birthplace of Haydn: Dr Frank Merrick London, Musical a Visit to Rohrau” Times, July 1899
”Joseph Haydn” Miss Pauline London, ND
in Great Musicians series D Townsend
Article on Haydn in ”Dictionary Rieener & Co
by J S Shedlock
Autobiographical Sketch by hielehrte Oesterreich,” 1778; (2) in Forkel's ”Musikalischer Alazine for October 1784 The latter includes a portrait
”Lexicon” Additional particulars Gerber 1790 are given in 2nd edition, 1812
Musik Correspondenz der teutschen Gerber 1792 Filarm Gesellschaft, Nos 17 and 18