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William Rothstein (Professor)
Fields of Study:
Music Theory
Degrees and Studies: Ph.D., Yale University
Biographical Information:
William Rothstein is the author of Phrase Rhythm in Tonal Music, which
won an ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award in 1990. His publications run the
historical gamut from Arcangelo Corelli to Donald Martino, but he
works mostly with music of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. He
is an authority on the theories of Heinrich Schenker and theories of
musical rhythm. His articles have appeared in such journals as
19th-Century Music, Journal of Music Theory, Music Analysis (Britain),
Ostinato rigore (France), Quodlibet (Spain), and Tijdschrift voor
Muziektheorie (Netherlands), and in books including Chopin Studies,
Beethoven Forum 4, Schenker Studies, The Practice of Performance, and
Music Theory in Concept and Practice. His principal teachers were
Ernst Oster and Allen Forte (theory), Donald Martino (composition),
and Theodore Lettvin (piano).
Office:
NMB 346
Telephone:
(718) 997-3863
email address:
wrothstein@gc.cuny.edu
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