ARNOLD WHITTALL is Professor Emeritus of Music Theory & Analysis, King's College London and one of the leading authorities on twentieth-century music and analysis.

Over the past forty years, [Nattiez] has been one of the leading figures in musicology. The nine essays gathered in this volume are signed by eminent individuals whose renown in the academic world is at times comparable to that of Nattiez himself. The texts are preceded by a posthumous foreword by Pierre Boulez. The various chapters maintain a high level of quality that fully matches the reputation of their authors.

• Foreword: About Jean-Jacques Nattiez - Pierre BoulezAcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Jonathan Dunsby and Jonathan GoldmanMusic and Gesture - Jean MolinoMusic Semiology in the Mind of the Musician - Jonathan DunsbyAgainst Ethnotheory - Kofi AgawuFrom Georgian to Medieval Polyphonies: Analysis and Modeling - Simha AromSchenker's Inhalt, Schenkerian Semiotics: A Preliminary Study - Nicolas MeeùsMusic under the Sign of Modernism: From Wagner to Boulez, and Britten - Arnold WhittallMusical Borrowings in the Works of Bruno Maderna - Rossana DalmonteOf Doubles, Groups, and Rhymes: A Seriation of Works for Spatialized Orchestral Groups (1958-60) - Jonathan GoldmanThe Psychological Organization of Music Listening: From Spontaneous to Learned Perceptive Processes - Irène DeliègeSelected Bibliography of Works by Jean-Jacques NattiezList of ContributorsIndexTabula Gratulatoria

ARNOLD WHITTALL is Professor Emeritus of Music Theory & Analysis, King's College London and one of the leading authorities on twentieth-century music and analysis.

Over the past forty years, [Nattiez] has been one of the leading figures in musicology. The nine essays gathered in this volume are signed by eminent individuals whose renown in the academic world is at times comparable to that of Nattiez himself. The texts are preceded by a posthumous foreword by Pierre Boulez. The various chapters maintain a high level of quality that fully matches the reputation of their authors.

• Foreword: About Jean-Jacques Nattiez - Pierre BoulezAcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Jonathan Dunsby and Jonathan GoldmanMusic and Gesture - Jean MolinoMusic Semiology in the Mind of the Musician - Jonathan DunsbyAgainst Ethnotheory - Kofi AgawuFrom Georgian to Medieval Polyphonies: Analysis and Modeling - Simha AromSchenker's Inhalt, Schenkerian Semiotics: A Preliminary Study - Nicolas MeeùsMusic under the Sign of Modernism: From Wagner to Boulez, and Britten - Arnold WhittallMusical Borrowings in the Works of Bruno Maderna - Rossana DalmonteOf Doubles, Groups, and Rhymes: A Seriation of Works for Spatialized Orchestral Groups (1958-60) - Jonathan GoldmanThe Psychological Organization of Music Listening: From Spontaneous to Learned Perceptive Processes - Irène DeliègeSelected Bibliography of Works by Jean-Jacques NattiezList of ContributorsIndexTabula Gratulatoria

ARNOLD WHITTALL is Professor Emeritus of Music Theory & Analysis, King's College London and one of the leading authorities on twentieth-century music and analysis.

Over the past forty years, [Nattiez] has been one of the leading figures in musicology. The nine essays gathered in this volume are signed by eminent individuals whose renown in the academic world is at times comparable to that of Nattiez himself. The texts are preceded by a posthumous foreword by Pierre Boulez. The various chapters maintain a high level of quality that fully matches the reputation of their authors.

• Foreword: About Jean-Jacques Nattiez - Pierre BoulezAcknowledgmentsIntroduction - Jonathan Dunsby and Jonathan GoldmanMusic and Gesture - Jean MolinoMusic Semiology in the Mind of the Musician - Jonathan DunsbyAgainst Ethnotheory - Kofi AgawuFrom Georgian to Medieval Polyphonies: Analysis and Modeling - Simha AromSchenker's Inhalt, Schenkerian Semiotics: A Preliminary Study - Nicolas MeeùsMusic under the Sign of Modernism: From Wagner to Boulez, and Britten - Arnold WhittallMusical Borrowings in the Works of Bruno Maderna - Rossana DalmonteOf Doubles, Groups, and Rhymes: A Seriation of Works for Spatialized Orchestral Groups (1958-60) - Jonathan GoldmanThe Psychological Organization of Music Listening: From Spontaneous to Learned Perceptive Processes - Irène DeliègeSelected Bibliography of Works by Jean-Jacques NattiezList of ContributorsIndexTabula Gratulatoria