• PrefaceIdentification of Haydn's WorksCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Keyboard TriosCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Solo SonatasLibrary SiglaAbbreviationsPART ONE: SOURCESI. Introduction: Haydn and the Keyboard, a Revisionist ViewII. The Keyboard Works in Biographical, Critical, and Musical DocumentsIII. AuthenticityIV. Dating and ChronologyV. The Question of Keyboard IdiomVI. The Viennese Keyboard TraditionVII. Joseph Haydn and C.P.E. Bach: The Question of InfluencePART TWO: STYLEVIII. Toward Defining Genre and Genre TypesIX. The Concertos: Structure and StyleX. The Solo and Accompanied Keyboard Music: Structure and StyleBibliographyNotesGeneral IndexIndex of Works

"This work is highly recommended for all larger public and academic libraries and smaller libraries with specialized music collections.2008"—Robert L. Wick, American Reference Book Annual 2008 vol. 39

• PrefaceIdentification of Haydn's WorksCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Keyboard TriosCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Solo SonatasLibrary SiglaAbbreviationsPART ONE: SOURCESI. Introduction: Haydn and the Keyboard, a Revisionist ViewII. The Keyboard Works in Biographical, Critical, and Musical DocumentsIII. AuthenticityIV. Dating and ChronologyV. The Question of Keyboard IdiomVI. The Viennese Keyboard TraditionVII. Joseph Haydn and C.P.E. Bach: The Question of InfluencePART TWO: STYLEVIII. Toward Defining Genre and Genre TypesIX. The Concertos: Structure and StyleX. The Solo and Accompanied Keyboard Music: Structure and StyleBibliographyNotesGeneral IndexIndex of Works

"This work is highly recommended for all larger public and academic libraries and smaller libraries with specialized music collections.2008"—Robert L. Wick, American Reference Book Annual 2008 vol. 39

• PrefaceIdentification of Haydn's WorksCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Keyboard TriosCollation of Numberings of Haydn's Solo SonatasLibrary SiglaAbbreviationsPART ONE: SOURCESI. Introduction: Haydn and the Keyboard, a Revisionist ViewII. The Keyboard Works in Biographical, Critical, and Musical DocumentsIII. AuthenticityIV. Dating and ChronologyV. The Question of Keyboard IdiomVI. The Viennese Keyboard TraditionVII. Joseph Haydn and C.P.E. Bach: The Question of InfluencePART TWO: STYLEVIII. Toward Defining Genre and Genre TypesIX. The Concertos: Structure and StyleX. The Solo and Accompanied Keyboard Music: Structure and StyleBibliographyNotesGeneral IndexIndex of Works

"This work is highly recommended for all larger public and academic libraries and smaller libraries with specialized music collections.2008"—Robert L. Wick, American Reference Book Annual 2008 vol. 39