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Johann Sebastian Bach has loomed large in the imagination of scholars, performers, and audiences since the late nineteenth century.This new book, edited by veteran Bach scholar Bettina Varwig, gathers a diverse group of leading and emerging Bach researchers as well as a number of contributors from beyond the core of Bach studies. The book's fourteen chapters engage in active 'rethinking' of different topics connected with Bach; the iconic name which broadly encompasses the historical individual, the sounds and afterlives of his music, as well as all that those four letters came to stand for in the later popular and scholarly imagination. In turn, challenging the fundamental assumptions about the nineteenth-century Bach revival, the rise of the modern work concept, Bach's music as a code, and about editions of his music as monuments. Collectively, these contributions thus take apart, scrutinize, dust off and reassemble some of our most cherished narratives and deeply held beliefs about Bach and his music. In doing so, they open multiple pathways towards exciting future modesof engagement with the composer and his legacy.
Bettina Varwig is Lecturer in Music at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Emmanuel College. She has published widely on music and cultural history in the early modern period.
Acknowledgements List of Contributors Abbreviations Introduction: (Still) Talking about Bach Bettina Varwig I. Histories Chapter 1 Bach and Material Culture Stephen Rose Chapter 2 Rethinking 1829 Ellen Exner Chapter 3 Post/Colonial Bach Yvonne Liao II. Bodies Chapter 4 Bach and the Soprano Voice Wendy Heller Chapter 5 Embodied Invention: Bach at the Keyboard Bettina Varwig Chapter 6 Rethinking Affect Isabella van Elferen III. Meanings Chapter 7 Bach and Theology Jeremy Begbie Chapter 8 Bach the Humorist David Yearsley Chapter 9 Rethinking Bach Codes Daniel R. Melamed Chapter 10 Bach's Works and the Listener's Viewpoint John Butt IV. Currents Chapter 11 Bach's Chorale Pedagogy Derek Reme Chapter 12 Rethinking Editions: Mass, Missa, and Monument Culture Joshua Rifkin Chapter 13 Bach Against Modernity Michael Marissen Chapter 14 Bach Anxiety: A Meditation on the Future of the Past Michael Markham Works Cited Index
