Danish Yearbook of Musicology, volume 33 · 2005

Contents

Editorial – Michael Fjeldsøe & Thomas Holme Hansen

Viewpoint: Why Musicology? And How? Or: The Future of Musicology – Lars Lilliestam

Articles

On the Aesthetics of 15th-Century Chansonniers – Jane Alden

Between sociology and aestheticism – yet another attempt to bridge over troubled
water – Olle Edström

Uden for operahistoriens hovedspor. Berlioz’ Benvenuto Cellini og Schumanns Genoveva. (Outside the central developments of operatic history. Berlioz’ Benvenuto Cellini and Schumann’s Genoveva) – Jens Hesselager

Algoritmisk mønsteridentifikation. Nogle betragtninger omkring computeranvendelse i musikanalytisk øjemed. (Algorithmic Identification of Patterns. Thoughts on computer-assisted music analysis) – Anders Bonde

Reports

Research Projects
Music teacher education in Denmark – Kristina Mariager Anderson & Anders Chami
Sinfonia und Concerto um 1700 – Axel Teich Geertinger
Music in the television commercial – Nicolai Jørgensgaard Graakjær
Knud Jeppesen – renowned musicologist and overlooked composer – Thomas Holme Hansen

Conferences
The Local, the Regional and the Global, Copenhagen 2005 – Erik Steinskog
Nordic Music Editions Symposium, Kopenhagen 2005 – Axel Teich Geertinger
Lutoslawski-symposium i København, november 2005 – Eva Maria Jensen

Danish Musicological Society, 2005 – Thomas Holme Hansen

Reviews

Jens Henrik Koudal (ed.), Musik og danskhed. Fem faglige bidrag til debatten om nationalitet; Palle Ove Christiansen (ed.), Veje til danskheden. Bidrag til den moderne nationale selvforståelse – Fie Skovsbøg Thaning

Mogens Friis, Brikker til musikkens historie i Århus indtil ca. 1800 – Thomas Holme Hansen

Inger Sørensen, H.C. Andersen og komponisterne; Mogens Wenzel Andreasen, H.C. Andersen & musikken; Anna Harwell Celenza, Hans Christian Andersen and Music: The Nightingale Revealed – Anne Ørbæk Jensen

Yvonne Wasserloos, Kulturgezeiten. Niels W. Gade und C.F.E. Horneman in Leipzig und Kopenhagen – Peter E. Nissen

Ole Nørlyng (ed.), Dansen er en kunst. Bournonville – den levende tradition (Dance is an Art: August Bournonville – the living tradition) – Colin Roth

Carl Nielsen Brevudgaven, ed. John Fellow, i: 1886-1897 – Michael Fjeldsøe

Audun Myskja, Musik som medicin. Lyd, musik og terapi – Tore Tvarnø Lind

Mogens Pedersøn (Magno Petreo) ‘Madrigali e madrigaletti’, ed. Kitti Messina – Peter Hauge

Bibliography 2005 – Anne Ørbæk Jensen

Information

Publications received, Contributors to this issue, Guidelines for authors, Danish Musicological Society