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| | III. INDEX OF SUBJECTS | | Acoustics, 15, 227, 243 | | | Adult actors, 79 | | | Adult companies, 1, 7, 14 - 19 ; cf. also Index II, s.v. Admiral's, Chamber- lain's, Worcester's Men, etc. | | | Adult songs, 98 - 157 ; part of character's role, 159 ; Armin, 116, 173 ; as relief to blank verse, 216 ; cf. also Index II, s.v. Ham. (grave-digger), Lr. (fool), Rom. (Peter), Troil. (Pandarus), Tw.N. (Feste), Ado. (Balthazar), AϒL (Amiens), Meas. (Lavache) | | | Adultery, s.v. Promiscuity | | | Alarum, its execution, 197 - 198 | | | Anapaestic, 30, 37, 48, 50 | | | Ancient, s.v. Humanism, Neo-classical; ú cf. also Index II, s.v. Greek, Roman, Seneca, Neo-Platonists | | | Answer Poem, 90 | | | Anti-Italian, 138, 203 - 204 | | | Antic, Antic disposition, 82, 129 | | | Antimasque, 224 | | | Aristocracy, s.v. Etiquette, Music, estimation of | | | Audience (demands of live theatre), 2, 3, 87, 219, 247 ; familiarity with songs, 29, 34 ; with musical conven- tions, 230 ; Jonson on, 99 | | | Aulos, definition, 225 | | | Bagpipe, instead of oboe, 225 ; winds vs strings, 226 - 228 ; played by fool, 230 | | | Ballads, ballad-like, 14, 63 ; not sym- pathetic to satire, 137 ; Lavache's song, 142 ; Ham., 129 ; Ant., 239 ; 'Some men for sudden joy', 175 | | | Bandora, 'Bonny sweet Robin', 69 | | | Banquet, 82, 85 ; use of oboe, 225 ; functional music (instrumental), 195 ; Roman banquets, 209 ; as interlude, 214 - 215 ; in Thyestes, 217 ; Tit., 217 - 218, 220 226 ; Mac., 220 ; Spanish Tragedy, 217 | | | Banqueting House, 248 | | | Basse Danse, 250 | | | Beggar Songs (Bedlam beggars), 163 | | | Bergomasca, 255 | | | Biblical tragedy, 11 | | | Biblical authorities, 89, 207, 241 ; transvesticism, 115 ; music of the spheres, 104 ; 'wise fool', I Corin- thians, III. 18., 109 ; Puritans, 115 | | | Birds, Bird-song, 84 | | | Blank Song (vs text of song), 5, 21 - 22, 25, 80 - 81 ; Antonio and Mellida, 16 | | | Blank Verse, 2, 4, 10, 158 f.; mingling song with, 16 ; vs prose, 160, 192 - 194, 232 ; means to invoke celestial har- mony, 248 ; dumb-show as relief, 214, 216, 219 ; in Lr., 158 - 194 ; in Mar- lowe, 195 - 196 ; Ulysses vs Pandarus, 207 | | | Blood, bloodshed in tragedy, 2, 99 ; Thyestes, 215 | | | Boorne, Bourn, s.v. Burn | | | Boy actors, singers, 8, 17, 21, 79, 98 - 99 ; Puritan view, 115 ; in Ham., 16 ; Iago sings himself, 145 | | | Boys' companies, cf. also Index II, s.v. Chapel, Children of; Paul's, Children of; etc. 1, 14 - 22 ; repertories, 15 ; competition with, 108 | | | Boys' songs, 80, 158 ; decrease after Ham., 173 ; Ant., 85, 144 ; Mac., 88 ; Meas., 88, 138 ; Tw.N., 173, 'Come away', 117 ; cf. also Index II, s.v. Ant. (boy), Caes. (Lucius) | | | Branle, Brawl, 225 | | | Brazen din, definition, 195 ; Ant., 212 | | | Burden, s.v. Song: Refrain | | | Burn (bourn, boorne), 'Come over the burn, Bessy', 165 | | | Canary, 255 | | | Catch, canon, 'Hold thy peace', 112 | | | Catharsis, 18, 37 ; Lr., 164, 244, 249 | | | Celestial, s.v. Spheres | | | Censorship, cf. also s.v. Puritan, 84 | -326- | | |
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Publication Information: Book Title: Music in Shakespearean Tragedy. Contributors: F. W. Sternfeld - author. Publisher: Routledge and Kegan Paul. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1963. Page Number: 326.
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