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작품 활동과 역사

작곡가 10명의 작품 활동을 시기별로, 교향곡의 편성·템포 지시어·악기 사용의 변화를 IMSLP 작품면으로, 그리고 A음 높이의 역사를 Ellis 의 19세기 측정표로 본다. 1.2 에서 더했다.

1. 경력 띠2. 나이별 작품면3. 쓴 시기와 연주 비율4. 교향곡 편성5. 템포 지시어6. 악기 사용7. A음 높이

단위는 IMSLP 작품면이다 — 한 곡이 여러 면이거나 여러 곡이 한 면인 경우가 있어 「작곡한 작품 수」와 같지 않다. 10명의 작품면 4,589개(다른 작곡가로 재귀속돼 넘어간 면과 다른 작곡가 이름의 면은 뺐다), 작곡 연도가 적힌 면 4,094개 가운데 「~이전/이후」처럼 한계만 적힌 247개는 연도 집계에서 뺐다. 수용은 뉴욕 필 공연 기록을 작품번호로 매칭했다.

1. 경력 띠 — 해마다 무엇을 썼나

연도별 작품면 수(작곡 기간이 여러 해면 해마다 나누어 셈. 개정·후대 판본 연도는 넣지 않았다)를 장르별로 쌓았다. 옅은 바탕은 생애. 막대에 마우스를 올리면 그해 내역이 나온다. 작곡가마다 세로축이 다르다.

관현악극음악성악실내악건반기타

바흐 1685~1750 · 작품면 1246 · 연도 확인 877

02550751700 (15세)1720 (35세)1740 (55세)1695 (10세): 0.2 — 건반 0.21696 (11세): 0.2 — 건반 0.21697 (12세): 0.2 — 건반 0.21698 (13세): 0.2 — 건반 0.21699 (14세): 0.2 — 건반 0.21700 (15세): 3.5 — 건반 3.51701 (16세): 0.3 — 건반 0.31702 (17세): 0.3 — 건반 0.31703 (18세): 8.8 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.2, 건반 6.61704 (19세): 11.8 — 성악 2.5, 건반 9.31705 (20세): 21.0 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.5, 건반 18.61706 (21세): 8.2 — 성악 1.5, 건반 6.81707 (22세): 17.7 — 성악 5.0, 건반 12.81708 (23세): 19.6 — 성악 2.7, 건반 16.91709 (24세): 4.9 — 성악 0.2, 건반 4.61710 (25세): 16.5 — 성악 1.2, 건반 15.21711 (26세): 3.6 — 성악 0.2, 건반 3.41712 (27세): 10.1 — 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.2, 건반 9.71713 (28세): 22.2 — 관현악 4.5, 성악 4.0, 실내악 0.4, 건반 12.3, 기타 1.01714 (29세): 31.0 — 관현악 4.5, 성악 6.0, 실내악 0.7, 건반 19.81715 (30세): 18.8 — 성악 7.4, 실내악 0.7, 건반 10.81716 (31세): 24.3 — 성악 5.9, 실내악 0.7, 건반 17.81717 (32세): 13.7 — 성악 1.9, 실내악 2.3, 건반 9.51718 (33세): 15.0 — 관현악 4.3, 성악 3.7, 실내악 1.9, 건반 5.11719 (34세): 6.0 — 관현악 1.3, 성악 1.7, 실내악 1.9, 건반 1.11720 (35세): 33.8 — 관현악 1.8, 성악 1.7, 실내악 8.9, 건반 21.41721 (36세): 7.6 — 관현악 2.5, 성악 0.7, 실내악 1.9, 건반 2.51722 (37세): 62.1 — 성악 1.7, 실내악 2.4, 건반 58.01723 (38세): 72.2 — 성악 32.1, 실내악 2.4, 건반 37.71724 (39세): 52.4 — 성악 50.4, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01725 (40세): 58.3 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 43.9, 실내악 1.0, 건반 9.5, 기타 3.01726 (41세): 36.4 — 성악 30.7, 건반 5.71727 (42세): 14.3 — 성악 9.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 4.1, 기타 1.01728 (43세): 9.8 — 성악 7.5, 실내악 0.2, 건반 2.11729 (44세): 14.8 — 성악 13.8, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.91730 (45세): 22.1 — 관현악 2.3, 성악 4.4, 실내악 0.4, 건반 15.01731 (46세): 9.5 — 관현악 0.3, 성악 6.9, 실내악 0.4, 건반 1.91732 (47세): 6.8 — 관현악 0.3, 성악 5.6, 실내악 0.4, 건반 0.51733 (48세): 7.5 — 관현악 1.5, 성악 5.3, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.51734 (49세): 9.9 — 관현악 1.5, 성악 6.7, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.5, 기타 1.01735 (50세): 75.2 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 72.7, 건반 1.51736 (51세): 13.0 — 관현악 2.3, 성악 6.0, 실내악 4.0, 건반 0.5, 기타 0.21737 (52세): 6.4 — 관현악 0.3, 성악 3.4, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.5, 기타 0.21738 (53세): 16.5 — 관현악 8.1, 성악 6.2, 실내악 0.2, 건반 1.7, 기타 0.21739 (54세): 6.0 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 2.1, 실내악 0.2, 건반 2.5, 기타 0.21740 (55세): 38.2 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 0.6, 실내악 0.4, 건반 36.6, 기타 0.21741 (56세): 4.4 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.6, 실내악 1.4, 건반 2.1, 기타 0.21742 (57세): 4.8 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 2.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 2.31743 (58세): 1.9 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 1.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.41744 (59세): 1.2 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 0.3, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.41745 (60세): 1.4 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 0.5, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.41746 (61세): 1.0 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.5, 건반 0.31747 (62세): 13.1 — 성악 0.5, 실내악 1.0, 건반 10.6, 기타 1.01748 (63세): 13.8 — 성악 0.2, 건반 13.61749 (64세): 2.1 — 성악 0.0, 건반 1.1, 기타 1.01750 (65세): 2.1 — 성악 0.0, 건반 1.1, 기타 1.0

하이든 1732~1809 · 작품면 641 · 연도 확인 453

010201740 (8세)1760 (28세)1780 (48세)1800 (68세)1749 (17세): 0.5 — 성악 0.51750 (18세): 2.2 — 성악 1.5, 건반 0.71751 (19세): 0.7 — 건반 0.71752 (20세): 0.7 — 건반 0.71753 (21세): 0.7 — 건반 0.71754 (22세): 1.7 — 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.71755 (23세): 0.7 — 건반 0.71756 (24세): 1.0 — 관현악 1.01757 (25세): 3.6 — 관현악 1.6, 실내악 2.01758 (26세): 3.6 — 관현악 1.6, 실내악 2.01759 (27세): 5.6 — 관현악 2.6, 실내악 3.01760 (28세): 10.3 — 관현악 3.9, 실내악 5.0, 건반 1.41761 (29세): 10.8 — 관현악 6.4, 실내악 4.0, 건반 0.41762 (30세): 11.1 — 관현악 7.7, 실내악 3.0, 건반 0.41763 (31세): 8.4 — 관현악 6.0, 실내악 2.0, 건반 0.41764 (32세): 11.1 — 관현악 6.7, 성악 4.0, 건반 0.41765 (33세): 24.8 — 관현악 7.8, 실내악 13.0, 건반 4.11766 (34세): 13.3 — 관현악 3.2, 성악 2.0, 실내악 6.0, 건반 2.11767 (35세): 13.9 — 관현악 3.2, 성악 1.0, 실내악 7.5, 건반 2.21768 (36세): 7.5 — 관현악 4.8, 극음악 1.0, 실내악 1.5, 건반 0.21769 (37세): 11.8 — 관현악 2.5, 실내악 9.0, 건반 0.21770 (38세): 1.1 — 관현악 0.5, 건반 0.61771 (39세): 13.0 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 1.0, 실내악 8.0, 건반 2.01772 (40세): 24.0 — 관현악 4.5, 성악 1.0, 실내악 17.5, 건반 1.01773 (41세): 9.3 — 관현악 1.8, 실내악 0.5, 건반 7.01774 (42세): 9.3 — 관현악 6.5, 실내악 0.5, 건반 2.41775 (43세): 9.2 — 관현악 2.5, 성악 3.1, 실내악 1.5, 건반 2.21776 (44세): 4.7 — 관현악 2.2, 성악 0.1, 실내악 0.5, 건반 2.01777 (45세): 3.7 — 관현악 2.7, 성악 0.6, 실내악 0.51778 (46세): 3.2 — 관현악 1.2, 성악 0.6, 실내악 0.5, 건반 1.01779 (47세): 2.3 — 관현악 1.7, 극음악 0.0, 성악 0.1, 실내악 0.51780 (48세): 1.6 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 0.1, 실내악 0.51781 (49세): 22.1 — 관현악 1.5, 극음악 0.0, 성악 12.1, 실내악 7.5, 기타 1.01782 (50세): 5.6 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.1, 실내악 0.51783 (51세): 3.6 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 0.1, 실내악 0.5, 기타 1.01784 (52세): 28.1 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 12.1, 실내악 10.0, 건반 3.01785 (53세): 9.5 — 관현악 4.5, 극음악 0.0, 실내악 5.01786 (54세): 4.0 — 관현악 3.5, 극음악 0.0, 실내악 0.51787 (55세): 9.5 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 1.0, 실내악 6.51788 (56세): 12.7 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.7, 실내악 8.01789 (57세): 8.2 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 3.7, 실내악 2.0, 건반 1.51790 (58세): 15.7 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.7, 실내악 9.5, 건반 2.51791 (59세): 6.7 — 관현악 4.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.0, 실내악 0.5, 건반 0.21792 (60세): 18.7 — 관현악 4.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.0, 실내악 12.5, 건반 0.21793 (61세): 15.5 — 관현악 1.5, 극음악 0.0, 실내악 12.8, 건반 1.21794 (62세): 23.2 — 관현악 2.5, 극음악 0.0, 성악 11.0, 실내악 7.5, 건반 2.21795 (63세): 11.2 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.0, 성악 4.0, 실내악 4.0, 건반 1.21796 (64세): 11.1 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 6.1, 실내악 3.01797 (65세): 8.1 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.1, 실내악 6.01798 (66세): 2.1 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.11799 (67세): 7.1 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 4.1, 실내악 2.0, 건반 1.01800 (68세): 0.4 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 0.31801 (69세): 2.4 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 2.31802 (70세): 1.0 — 극음악 0.0, 성악 1.01803 (71세): 1.0 — 실내악 1.0

모차르트 1756~1791 · 작품면 732 · 연도 확인 666

020401760 (4세)1770 (14세)1780 (24세)1790 (34세)1761 (5세): 5.0 — 건반 5.01762 (6세): 5.5 — 실내악 0.5, 건반 5.01763 (7세): 2.0 — 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01764 (8세): 10.0 — 관현악 0.5, 실내악 8.5, 건반 1.01765 (9세): 8.7 — 관현악 3.5, 성악 3.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 2.01766 (10세): 14.3 — 관현악 1.5, 성악 5.0, 실내악 5.7, 건반 2.11767 (11세): 12.3 — 관현악 6.5, 극음악 1.0, 성악 3.0, 실내악 1.7, 건반 0.11768 (12세): 12.4 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 2.0, 성악 7.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21769 (13세): 10.6 — 관현악 3.2, 성악 5.0, 실내악 1.2, 건반 1.21770 (14세): 18.2 — 관현악 7.8, 극음악 1.0, 성악 7.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 1.2, 기타 1.01771 (15세): 18.7 — 관현악 11.2, 극음악 2.0, 성악 3.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 2.21772 (16세): 33.2 — 관현악 11.8, 극음악 1.0, 성악 8.0, 실내악 10.8, 건반 1.71773 (17세): 36.4 — 관현악 10.0, 성악 5.0, 실내악 16.8, 건반 4.71774 (18세): 19.0 — 관현악 7.5, 극음악 0.5, 성악 6.0, 건반 5.01775 (19세): 22.9 — 관현악 8.8, 극음악 1.5, 성악 6.0, 실내악 3.5, 건반 3.01776 (20세): 31.9 — 관현악 11.3, 성악 6.5, 실내악 11.5, 건반 2.51777 (21세): 22.0 — 관현악 5.2, 성악 5.2, 실내악 7.0, 건반 4.51778 (22세): 26.1 — 관현악 7.8, 극음악 2.0, 성악 4.2, 실내악 9.0, 건반 3.01779 (23세): 20.1 — 관현악 6.3, 극음악 1.5, 성악 7.8, 실내악 3.5, 건반 1.01780 (24세): 13.0 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 5.8, 실내악 1.5, 건반 1.71781 (25세): 23.0 — 관현악 2.5, 극음악 2.0, 성악 4.0, 실내악 8.8, 건반 4.7, 기타 1.01782 (26세): 43.5 — 관현악 7.3, 극음악 0.5, 성악 10.5, 실내악 8.0, 건반 13.2, 기타 4.01783 (27세): 38.0 — 관현악 5.3, 극음악 2.5, 성악 15.2, 실내악 6.7, 건반 7.8, 기타 0.51784 (28세): 22.1 — 관현악 9.4, 극음악 0.5, 성악 2.2, 실내악 4.2, 건반 5.3, 기타 0.51785 (29세): 27.7 — 관현악 5.0, 성악 14.2, 실내악 6.2, 건반 1.3, 기타 1.01786 (30세): 27.3 — 관현악 5.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 6.2, 실내악 8.9, 건반 6.11787 (31세): 36.2 — 관현악 3.4, 극음악 1.0, 성악 15.2, 실내악 11.4, 건반 5.21788 (32세): 38.7 — 관현악 10.4, 성악 14.2, 실내악 6.9, 건반 7.21789 (33세): 23.3 — 관현악 4.2, 극음악 0.5, 성악 7.2, 실내악 4.0, 건반 7.41790 (34세): 10.9 — 관현악 1.2, 극음악 0.5, 성악 2.2, 실내악 4.0, 건반 3.01791 (35세): 32.9 — 관현악 13.2, 극음악 2.0, 성악 10.2, 실내악 4.0, 건반 2.5, 기타 1.0

베토벤 1770~1827 · 작품면 359 · 연도 확인 332

010201770 (0세)1780 (10세)1790 (20세)1800 (30세)1810 (40세)1820 (50세)1782 (12세): 2.0 — 건반 2.01783 (13세): 5.0 — 성악 2.0, 건반 3.01784 (14세): 1.0 — 관현악 1.01785 (15세): 4.0 — 실내악 3.0, 건반 1.01786 (16세): 1.2 — 관현악 1.0, 실내악 0.21787 (17세): 0.5 — 관현악 0.3, 실내악 0.21788 (18세): 0.5 — 관현악 0.3, 실내악 0.21789 (19세): 1.5 — 관현악 0.3, 실내악 0.2, 건반 1.01790 (20세): 10.3 — 관현악 1.3, 성악 4.9, 실내악 1.7, 건반 2.31791 (21세): 4.1 — 관현악 1.4, 성악 0.9, 실내악 1.5, 건반 0.31792 (22세): 9.6 — 관현악 0.6, 성악 4.4, 실내악 3.3, 건반 1.31793 (23세): 5.8 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.1, 실내악 2.1, 건반 1.3, 기타 1.01794 (24세): 5.1 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.4, 실내악 2.1, 건반 1.31795 (25세): 22.5 — 관현악 3.2, 극음악 1.0, 성악 5.1, 실내악 7.0, 건반 4.2, 기타 2.01796 (26세): 20.7 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 3.1, 실내악 9.2, 건반 8.21797 (27세): 11.2 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.2, 실내악 4.0, 건반 5.2, 기타 0.51798 (28세): 10.2 — 관현악 1.4, 성악 0.2, 실내악 4.7, 건반 3.3, 기타 0.51799 (29세): 12.8 — 관현악 0.9, 성악 0.2, 실내악 5.7, 건반 6.01800 (30세): 9.2 — 관현악 2.8, 극음악 0.5, 성악 0.2, 실내악 4.2, 건반 1.51801 (31세): 11.0 — 관현악 0.9, 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.6, 실내악 4.6, 건반 3.51802 (32세): 10.4 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 1.6, 실내악 2.9, 건반 5.51803 (33세): 11.5 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 2.6, 실내악 1.5, 건반 7.01804 (34세): 6.6 — 관현악 1.7, 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.6, 실내악 0.5, 건반 2.31805 (35세): 3.9 — 관현악 1.7, 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.2, 실내악 0.1, 건반 0.31806 (36세): 10.8 — 관현악 3.7, 성악 1.7, 실내악 3.1, 건반 2.31807 (37세): 4.5 — 관현악 2.2, 성악 2.2, 실내악 0.11808 (38세): 7.0 — 관현악 1.2, 성악 2.7, 실내악 3.11809 (39세): 12.3 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 0.5, 성악 5.2, 실내악 1.1, 건반 4.5, 기타 0.51810 (40세): 8.8 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.6, 실내악 1.1, 건반 1.5, 기타 3.61811 (41세): 5.1 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 1.1, 성악 2.4, 실내악 1.1, 기타 0.11812 (42세): 6.6 — 관현악 1.5, 극음악 0.1, 성악 1.9, 실내악 2.1, 기타 1.11813 (43세): 6.5 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.1, 성악 4.2, 실내악 0.1, 기타 0.11814 (44세): 12.3 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.1, 성악 8.1, 실내악 0.1, 건반 2.0, 기타 0.11815 (45세): 12.2 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 2.1, 성악 6.5, 실내악 2.1, 건반 0.5, 기타 0.11816 (46세): 9.7 — 극음악 0.1, 성악 7.0, 실내악 1.1, 건반 0.5, 기타 1.11817 (47세): 6.8 — 극음악 0.1, 성악 3.2, 실내악 3.0, 건반 0.5, 기타 0.11818 (48세): 4.6 — 극음악 0.1, 성악 1.9, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.5, 기타 0.11819 (49세): 5.7 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.1, 성악 2.4, 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.2, 기타 0.11820 (50세): 4.7 — 극음악 0.1, 성악 3.4, 건반 1.2, 기타 0.11821 (51세): 4.1 — 극음악 0.1, 성악 1.2, 건반 2.7, 기타 0.11822 (52세): 7.6 — 관현악 2.2, 극음악 1.1, 성악 1.5, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.7, 기타 0.11823 (53세): 4.3 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 3.0, 실내악 0.8, 건반 0.21824 (54세): 5.9 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 2.8, 실내악 0.8, 건반 2.01825 (55세): 7.1 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 2.0, 실내악 1.8, 건반 3.01826 (56세): 4.5 — 실내악 3.5, 건반 1.0

슈베르트 1797~1828 · 작품면 1019 · 연도 확인 948

0501001502001800 (3세)1810 (13세)1820 (23세)1809 (12세): 1.0 — 성악 1.01810 (13세): 6.3 — 성악 1.0, 실내악 1.0, 건반 4.31811 (14세): 11.3 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 4.0, 실내악 4.0, 건반 2.31812 (15세): 32.3 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 16.0, 실내악 4.0, 건반 6.3, 기타 2.01813 (16세): 60.5 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 38.0, 실내악 8.0, 건반 12.0, 기타 1.01814 (17세): 34.0 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 28.5, 실내악 3.01815 (18세): 198.1 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 4.0, 성악 180.0, 실내악 1.0, 건반 12.11816 (19세): 171.4 — 관현악 3.3, 극음악 1.0, 성악 144.0, 실내악 11.0, 건반 11.1, 기타 1.01817 (20세): 84.7 — 관현악 4.8, 성악 66.8, 실내악 2.0, 건반 11.11818 (21세): 37.2 — 관현악 1.8, 성악 18.2, 건반 17.11819 (22세): 33.3 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 27.5, 실내악 1.0, 건반 2.31820 (23세): 28.8 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 2.0, 성악 23.5, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.31821 (24세): 19.0 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.5, 성악 16.2, 건반 0.31822 (25세): 35.0 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.5, 성악 30.2, 건반 2.31823 (26세): 28.4 — 극음악 2.5, 성악 20.0, 건반 4.9, 기타 1.01824 (27세): 22.8 — 성악 9.0, 실내악 5.0, 건반 8.81825 (28세): 37.6 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 30.0, 건반 7.31826 (29세): 34.7 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 1.0, 성악 26.3, 실내악 2.0, 건반 5.21827 (30세): 38.2 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 1.0, 성악 28.3, 실내악 1.0, 건반 7.71828 (31세): 33.2 — 관현악 1.2, 성악 20.3, 실내악 2.0, 건반 9.7

브람스 1833~1897 · 작품면 161 · 연도 확인 150

02.551840 (7세)1860 (27세)1880 (47세)1850 (17세): 0.0 — 건반 0.01851 (18세): 1.4 — 성악 0.3, 건반 1.01852 (19세): 3.0 — 성악 1.4, 건반 1.61853 (20세): 5.8 — 성악 2.4, 실내악 0.5, 건반 2.91854 (21세): 4.6 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.6, 실내악 0.5, 건반 3.41855 (22세): 3.2 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.6, 실내악 0.0, 건반 2.41856 (23세): 4.4 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.8, 실내악 0.0, 건반 2.41857 (24세): 5.3 — 관현악 0.7, 성악 2.4, 실내악 0.0, 건반 2.11858 (25세): 6.9 — 관현악 1.3, 성악 5.4, 실내악 0.0, 건반 0.31859 (26세): 6.2 — 관현악 0.8, 성악 4.6, 실내악 0.5, 건반 0.31860 (27세): 6.9 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 5.0, 실내악 0.5, 건반 1.31861 (28세): 6.4 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 2.0, 실내악 2.0, 건반 2.31862 (29세): 2.9 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.7, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.81863 (30세): 2.7 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.5, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.71864 (31세): 5.6 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 2.4, 실내악 1.8, 건반 1.21865 (32세): 4.3 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.0, 실내악 1.9, 건반 1.21866 (33세): 1.5 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.0, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21867 (34세): 2.0 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.5, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21868 (35세): 3.3 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 2.8, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21869 (36세): 3.0 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 2.7, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.11870 (37세): 1.6 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 1.3, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.11871 (38세): 3.8 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 3.3, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21872 (39세): 2.0 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 1.6, 실내악 0.2, 건반 0.21873 (40세): 4.4 — 관현악 1.1, 성악 1.9, 실내악 1.2, 건반 0.21874 (41세): 1.9 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 1.7, 실내악 0.0, 건반 0.11875 (42세): 2.0 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 0.7, 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.11876 (43세): 1.1 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 0.9, 건반 0.11877 (44세): 5.0 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 3.8, 건반 0.11878 (45세): 3.1 — 관현악 1.2, 성악 1.2, 실내악 0.5, 건반 0.11879 (46세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.7, 실내악 0.5, 건반 1.01880 (47세): 3.5 — 관현악 2.2, 성악 0.9, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.01881 (48세): 2.0 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.4, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.01882 (49세): 3.2 — 성악 1.9, 실내악 1.3, 건반 0.01883 (50세): 3.2 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 2.2, 건반 0.01884 (51세): 4.7 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 4.2, 건반 0.01885 (52세): 1.8 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 1.3, 건반 0.01886 (53세): 4.6 — 성악 1.3, 실내악 3.3, 건반 0.01887 (54세): 3.1 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.8, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.01888 (55세): 2.9 — 성악 2.5, 실내악 0.3, 건반 0.01889 (56세): 1.8 — 성악 1.8, 건반 0.01890 (57세): 1.3 — 성악 0.3, 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.01891 (58세): 2.3 — 성악 0.3, 실내악 2.0, 건반 0.01892 (59세): 2.0 — 건반 2.01893 (60세): 2.5 — 성악 0.5, 건반 2.01894 (61세): 2.5 — 성악 0.5, 실내악 2.01896 (63세): 2.0 — 성악 1.0, 건반 1.0

차이콥스키 1840~1893 · 작품면 155 · 연도 확인 152

02.557.5101840 (0세)1850 (10세)1860 (20세)1870 (30세)1880 (40세)1890 (50세)1850 (10세): 1.0 — 성악 1.01860 (20세): 0.7 — 성악 0.71861 (21세): 0.7 — 성악 0.71862 (22세): 0.2 — 성악 0.21863 (23세): 8.7 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 0.7, 실내악 3.5, 건반 1.0, 기타 1.51864 (24세): 9.7 — 관현악 3.0, 성악 0.7, 실내악 3.5, 건반 1.0, 기타 1.51865 (25세): 4.7 — 관현악 1.5, 성악 1.2, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01866 (26세): 2.3 — 관현악 1.8, 극음악 0.51867 (27세): 3.3 — 관현악 0.3, 극음악 1.0, 건반 2.01868 (28세): 5.3 — 관현악 1.3, 극음악 0.5, 건반 3.51869 (29세): 4.0 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.5, 건반 0.51870 (30세): 4.8 — 극음악 0.3, 성악 1.5, 건반 3.01871 (31세): 1.8 — 극음악 0.3, 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.51872 (32세): 5.3 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 1.3, 성악 1.5, 건반 0.51873 (33세): 6.5 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 2.5, 건반 2.01874 (34세): 3.5 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.0, 실내악 1.01875 (35세): 8.8 — 관현악 2.5, 극음악 0.3, 성악 6.01876 (36세): 6.3 — 관현악 3.0, 극음악 0.3, 성악 1.0, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01877 (37세): 2.3 — 관현악 1.5, 극음악 0.81878 (38세): 10.2 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 2.2, 실내악 1.0, 건반 4.01879 (39세): 1.8 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 0.21880 (40세): 5.8 — 관현악 2.5, 성악 2.2, 기타 1.01881 (41세): 1.9 — 극음악 0.3, 성악 1.1, 실내악 0.51882 (42세): 2.7 — 극음악 0.3, 성악 0.8, 실내악 0.5, 건반 1.01883 (43세): 3.7 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.3, 성악 1.31884 (44세): 5.5 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 1.5, 건반 1.0, 기타 1.01885 (45세): 4.8 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 1.3, 성악 1.51886 (46세): 3.8 — 극음악 1.3, 성악 1.5, 건반 1.01887 (47세): 5.8 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.3, 성악 3.51888 (48세): 3.5 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.01889 (49세): 4.8 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 0.5, 성악 2.0, 건반 2.01890 (50세): 2.8 — 관현악 0.8, 극음악 1.0, 실내악 1.01891 (51세): 4.8 — 관현악 0.8, 극음악 2.0, 성악 1.0, 건반 1.01892 (52세): 3.2 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 2.0, 건반 1.01893 (53세): 7.0 — 관현악 3.0, 성악 2.0, 건반 2.0

드보르자크 1841~1904 · 작품면 145 · 연도 확인 144

02.557.5101860 (19세)1880 (39세)1900 (59세)1859 (18세): 1.0 — 건반 1.01860 (19세): 1.0 — 건반 1.01861 (20세): 1.0 — 실내악 1.01862 (21세): 1.0 — 실내악 1.01865 (24세): 4.0 — 관현악 3.0, 성악 1.01869 (28세): 1.5 — 실내악 1.51870 (29세): 2.8 — 극음악 1.0, 실내악 1.5, 건반 0.31871 (30세): 1.3 — 성악 1.0, 건반 0.31872 (31세): 4.3 — 성악 3.0, 실내악 1.0, 건반 0.31873 (32세): 3.0 — 관현악 2.0, 실내악 1.01874 (33세): 4.0 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 1.0, 실내악 1.01875 (34세): 7.5 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 0.5, 실내악 3.0, 기타 2.01876 (35세): 8.3 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 3.0, 실내악 2.0, 건반 2.31877 (36세): 9.8 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 5.5, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.31878 (37세): 9.8 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 2.0, 실내악 4.5, 건반 1.31879 (38세): 9.1 — 관현악 7.0, 성악 0.1, 실내악 1.5, 건반 0.51880 (39세): 9.6 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 2.1, 실내악 1.0, 건반 4.51881 (40세): 5.1 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.1, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01882 (41세): 4.1 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.1, 건반 1.01883 (42세): 5.6 — 관현악 2.0, 성악 1.1, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.51884 (43세): 5.1 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 1.1, 실내악 1.0, 건반 2.51885 (44세): 2.1 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 1.61886 (45세): 2.6 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.61887 (46세): 6.8 — 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.3, 실내악 4.0, 건반 1.01888 (47세): 3.7 — 극음악 0.5, 성악 2.2, 건반 1.01889 (48세): 3.7 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 0.7, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01890 (49세): 1.2 — 성악 0.7, 실내악 0.51891 (50세): 3.5 — 관현악 2.5, 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.81892 (51세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 1.7, 실내악 0.31893 (52세): 4.8 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 0.5, 실내악 3.31894 (53세): 4.0 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.0, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.01895 (54세): 3.0 — 관현악 1.0, 실내악 2.01896 (55세): 4.0 — 관현악 4.01897 (56세): 1.0 — 관현악 1.01898 (57세): 0.5 — 극음악 0.51899 (58세): 0.5 — 극음악 0.51900 (59세): 1.0 — 극음악 1.0

말러 1860~1911 · 작품면 22 · 연도 확인 20

00.511.51860 (0세)1870 (10세)1880 (20세)1890 (30세)1900 (40세)1910 (50세)1876 (16세): 1.0 — 실내악 1.01878 (18세): 0.3 — 성악 0.31879 (19세): 0.3 — 성악 0.31880 (20세): 1.4 — 성악 1.41881 (21세): 0.1 — 성악 0.11882 (22세): 0.1 — 성악 0.11883 (23세): 0.4 — 성악 0.41884 (24세): 0.6 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.41885 (25세): 0.6 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.41886 (26세): 0.3 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.11887 (27세): 0.3 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.11888 (28세): 0.4 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 0.21889 (29세): 0.2 — 성악 0.21890 (30세): 0.1 — 성악 0.11891 (31세): 0.1 — 성악 0.11892 (32세): 0.3 — 성악 0.31893 (33세): 0.3 — 성악 0.31894 (34세): 0.3 — 성악 0.31895 (35세): 0.2 — 성악 0.21896 (36세): 1.2 — 성악 1.21897 (37세): 0.1 — 관현악 0.11898 (38세): 0.1 — 관현악 0.11899 (39세): 0.1 — 관현악 0.11900 (40세): 0.6 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 0.51901 (41세): 1.3 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 1.21902 (42세): 1.2 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 0.81903 (43세): 1.2 — 관현악 0.9, 성악 0.21904 (44세): 1.5 — 관현악 1.3, 성악 0.21905 (45세): 0.4 — 관현악 0.41906 (46세): 0.9 — 관현악 0.4, 성악 0.51907 (47세): 0.6 — 관현악 0.1, 성악 0.51908 (48세): 0.5 — 성악 0.51909 (49세): 1.0 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 0.51910 (50세): 1.5 — 관현악 1.5

스트라빈스키 1882~1971 · 작품면 109 · 연도 확인 105

0241900 (18세)1920 (38세)1940 (58세)1960 (78세)1903 (21세): 0.5 — 건반 0.51904 (22세): 0.5 — 건반 0.51905 (23세): 0.3 — 관현악 0.31906 (24세): 0.8 — 관현악 0.3, 성악 0.51907 (25세): 2.8 — 관현악 0.8, 성악 2.01908 (26세): 3.6 — 관현악 2.0, 극음악 0.1, 성악 0.5, 건반 1.01909 (27세): 0.6 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 0.11910 (28세): 2.9 — 극음악 1.9, 성악 1.01911 (29세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.9, 성악 1.51912 (30세): 1.0 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.4, 성악 0.51913 (31세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.4, 성악 2.01914 (32세): 2.6 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.3, 성악 1.2, 실내악 1.01915 (33세): 2.8 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.6, 성악 1.1, 건반 1.01916 (34세): 2.8 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.6, 성악 1.1, 건반 1.01917 (35세): 4.9 — 관현악 1.2, 극음악 0.1, 성악 0.6, 실내악 1.0, 건반 1.0, 기타 1.01918 (36세): 3.3 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 0.1, 실내악 3.01919 (37세): 2.3 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 0.1, 성악 1.0, 건반 1.01920 (38세): 3.2 — 관현악 1.1, 극음악 0.1, 실내악 1.0, 기타 1.01921 (39세): 2.7 — 관현악 1.1, 극음악 0.6, 건반 1.01922 (40세): 1.2 — 관현악 0.1, 극음악 0.6, 성악 0.51923 (41세): 1.1 — 관현악 0.6, 성악 0.51924 (42세): 1.6 — 관현악 0.6, 건반 1.01925 (43세): 1.1 — 관현악 0.1, 건반 1.01926 (44세): 1.5 — 극음악 0.5, 성악 1.01927 (45세): 1.5 — 극음악 1.51928 (46세): 1.5 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 1.01929 (47세): 0.5 — 관현악 0.51930 (48세): 1.0 — 성악 1.01931 (49세): 1.5 — 관현악 1.0, 실내악 0.51932 (50세): 1.8 — 관현악 0.2, 성악 1.0, 실내악 0.51933 (51세): 0.8 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 0.51934 (52세): 0.8 — 관현악 0.2, 극음악 0.51935 (53세): 0.2 — 관현악 0.21936 (54세): 0.6 — 극음악 0.5, 실내악 0.11937 (55세): 1.1 — 관현악 0.5, 극음악 0.5, 실내악 0.11938 (56세): 0.9 — 관현악 0.8, 실내악 0.11939 (57세): 0.4 — 관현악 0.3, 실내악 0.11940 (58세): 1.7 — 관현악 0.7, 실내악 0.1, 건반 1.01941 (59세): 0.4 — 관현악 0.3, 실내악 0.11942 (60세): 2.6 — 관현악 1.6, 실내악 0.1, 건반 1.01943 (61세): 2.3 — 관현악 1.8, 실내악 0.1, 건반 0.51944 (62세): 4.5 — 관현악 0.8, 극음악 1.0, 성악 1.2, 실내악 1.1, 건반 0.51945 (63세): 1.5 — 관현악 1.2, 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.11946 (64세): 1.8 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.5, 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.11947 (65세): 1.0 — 극음악 0.7, 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.11948 (66세): 0.5 — 극음악 0.2, 성악 0.2, 실내악 0.11949 (67세): 0.3 — 극음악 0.2, 실내악 0.11950 (68세): 0.3 — 극음악 0.2, 실내악 0.11951 (69세): 0.8 — 극음악 0.2, 성악 0.5, 실내악 0.11952 (70세): 1.1 — 성악 0.5, 실내악 0.61953 (71세): 2.1 — 성악 1.5, 실내악 0.61954 (72세): 1.8 — 극음악 0.2, 성악 1.51955 (73세): 3.2 — 관현악 1.0, 극음악 0.2, 성악 2.01956 (74세): 0.2 — 극음악 0.21957 (75세): 0.8 — 극음악 0.2, 성악 0.51958 (76세): 1.0 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 0.51959 (77세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.5, 실내악 2.01960 (78세): 1.5 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 0.51961 (79세): 1.0 — 성악 1.01962 (80세): 3.0 — 성악 2.0, 실내악 1.01963 (81세): 1.0 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 0.51964 (82세): 2.5 — 관현악 0.5, 성악 1.0, 기타 1.01965 (83세): 2.5 — 관현악 1.0, 성악 1.51966 (84세): 1.5 — 성악 1.5
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작곡가관현악극음악성악실내악건반기타
바흐4905714257014
하이든1405103322692
모차르트1862419618013214
베토벤41111049010112
슈베르트2617759491635
브람스1408925330
차이콥스키43214314295
드보르자크3993537232
말러7014100
스트라빈스키28173513133

2. 나이별 작품면 비율 — 몇 살에 가장 많이 썼나

작곡 연도가 확인된 작품면을 작곡 연도와 출생 연도의 차(만 나이가 아니다) 5년 구간으로 묶은 비율. 곡의 길이·규모는 통제하지 않아 「노동량」 비교가 아니다. 모든 칸이 같은 축(0~90세)이다.

바흐 정점 35–39 25%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세10세: 0%15세: 6%20세: 7%25세: 9%30세: 9%35세: 25%40세: 15%45세: 7%50세: 13%55세: 5%60세: 3%65세: 0%

하이든 정점 60–64 19%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세15세: 1%20세: 0%25세: 9%30세: 14%35세: 11%40세: 14%45세: 7%50세: 10%55세: 11%60세: 19%65세: 3%70세: 0%

모차르트 정점 25–29 23%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세5세: 5%10세: 11%15세: 20%20세: 17%25세: 23%30세: 20%35세: 5%

베토벤 정점 25–29 22%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세10세: 2%15세: 2%20세: 13%25세: 22%30세: 15%35세: 11%40세: 12%45세: 11%50세: 8%55세: 3%

슈베르트 정점 15–19 53%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세10세: 2%15세: 53%20세: 21%25세: 17%30세: 7%

브람스 정점 25–29 21%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세15세: 6%20세: 17%25세: 21%30세: 9%35세: 7%40세: 9%45세: 8%50세: 13%55세: 5%60세: 5%

차이콥스키 정점 35–39 20%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세10세: 1%20세: 13%25세: 13%30세: 14%35세: 20%40세: 12%45세: 15%50세: 11%

드보르자크 정점 35–39 33%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세15세: 1%20세: 4%25세: 3%30세: 14%35세: 33%40세: 15%45세: 12%50세: 12%55세: 5%

말러 정점 40–44 30%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세15세: 10%20세: 20%25세: 5%30세: 5%35세: 10%40세: 30%45세: 15%50세: 5%

스트라빈스키 정점 35–39 14%

0%20%40%0세20세40세60세80세20세: 3%25세: 13%30세: 11%35세: 14%40세: 6%45세: 6%50세: 5%55세: 4%60세: 12%65세: 2%70세: 8%75세: 7%80세: 10%

3. 쓴 시기와 연주 비율

회색 막대는 작곡 시기(5년)별 작품면 비율, 파란 점은 작곡 연도까지 매칭된 뉴욕 필 연주(작품 연주 U1) 가운데 그 시기에 쓴 작품의 비율. 가로축은 연주 시점이 아니라 작곡 시기다. 같은 % 축이다. 점이 막대보다 높으면 그 시기 작품이 상대적으로 많이 연주된다. 한 오케스트라의 기록이다.

작품면 비율뉴욕 필 연주 비율

바흐 연도까지 매칭 72%

0%10%20%1695~1699: 작품면 0%1700~1704: 작품면 6%1705~1709: 작품면 7%1710~1714: 작품면 9%1715~1719: 작품면 9%1720~1724: 작품면 25%1725~1729: 작품면 15%1730~1734: 작품면 7%1735~1739: 작품면 13%1740~1744: 작품면 5%1745~1749: 작품면 3%1750~1754: 작품면 0%1700~1704: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%1705~1709: 뉴욕 필 연주 10%1710~1714: 뉴욕 필 연주 4%1715~1719: 뉴욕 필 연주 23%1720~1724: 뉴욕 필 연주 25%1725~1729: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1730~1734: 뉴욕 필 연주 19%1735~1739: 뉴욕 필 연주 14%1740~1744: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1745~1749: 뉴욕 필 연주 3%1750~1754: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%170017201740

하이든 연도까지 매칭 90%

0%10%20%30%40%1745~1749: 작품면 0%1750~1754: 작품면 1%1755~1759: 작품면 5%1760~1764: 작품면 10%1765~1769: 작품면 15%1770~1774: 작품면 16%1775~1779: 작품면 4%1780~1784: 작품면 13%1785~1789: 작품면 9%1790~1794: 작품면 17%1795~1799: 작품면 8%1800~1804: 작품면 1%1760~1764: 뉴욕 필 연주 6%1765~1769: 뉴욕 필 연주 7%1770~1774: 뉴욕 필 연주 5%1775~1779: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1780~1784: 뉴욕 필 연주 5%1785~1789: 뉴욕 필 연주 23%1790~1794: 뉴욕 필 연주 36%1795~1799: 뉴욕 필 연주 16%1800~1804: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%176017801800

모차르트 연도까지 매칭 95%

0%20%40%1760~1764: 작품면 3%1765~1769: 작품면 9%1770~1774: 작품면 19%1775~1779: 작품면 18%1780~1784: 작품면 21%1785~1789: 작품면 23%1790~1794: 작품면 6%1760~1764: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%1765~1769: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%1770~1774: 뉴욕 필 연주 8%1775~1779: 뉴욕 필 연주 16%1780~1784: 뉴욕 필 연주 20%1785~1789: 뉴욕 필 연주 45%1790~1794: 뉴욕 필 연주 9%1760177017801790

베토벤 연도까지 매칭 99%

0%10%20%30%40%1780~1784: 작품면 2%1785~1789: 작품면 2%1790~1794: 작품면 13%1795~1799: 작품면 22%1800~1804: 작품면 15%1805~1809: 작품면 11%1810~1814: 작품면 12%1815~1819: 작품면 11%1820~1824: 작품면 8%1825~1829: 작품면 3%1780~1784: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%1785~1789: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1790~1794: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%1795~1799: 뉴욕 필 연주 9%1800~1804: 뉴욕 필 연주 30%1805~1809: 뉴욕 필 연주 38%1810~1814: 뉴욕 필 연주 15%1815~1819: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1820~1824: 뉴욕 필 연주 4%1825~1829: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%17801790180018101820

슈베르트 연도까지 매칭 95%

0%20%40%60%1805~1809: 작품면 0%1810~1814: 작품면 15%1815~1819: 작품면 56%1820~1824: 작품면 14%1825~1829: 작품면 15%1810~1814: 뉴욕 필 연주 7%1815~1819: 뉴욕 필 연주 27%1820~1824: 뉴욕 필 연주 41%1825~1829: 뉴욕 필 연주 25%18101820

브람스 연도까지 매칭 91%

0%10%20%30%1850~1854: 작품면 14%1855~1859: 작품면 21%1860~1864: 작품면 14%1865~1869: 작품면 7%1870~1874: 작품면 7%1875~1879: 작품면 9%1880~1884: 작품면 10%1885~1889: 작품면 9%1890~1894: 작품면 7%1895~1899: 작품면 1%1850~1854: 뉴욕 필 연주 5%1855~1859: 뉴욕 필 연주 4%1860~1864: 뉴욕 필 연주 17%1865~1869: 뉴욕 필 연주 4%1870~1874: 뉴욕 필 연주 6%1875~1879: 뉴욕 필 연주 30%1880~1884: 뉴욕 필 연주 30%1885~1889: 뉴욕 필 연주 3%1890~1894: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1895~1899: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%18501860187018801890

차이콥스키 연도까지 매칭 83%

0%10%20%30%40%1850~1854: 작품면 1%1855~1859: 작품면 0%1860~1864: 작품면 13%1865~1869: 작품면 13%1870~1874: 작품면 14%1875~1879: 작품면 20%1880~1884: 작품면 12%1885~1889: 작품면 15%1890~1894: 작품면 11%1865~1869: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1870~1874: 뉴욕 필 연주 11%1875~1879: 뉴욕 필 연주 37%1880~1884: 뉴욕 필 연주 14%1885~1889: 뉴욕 필 연주 18%1890~1894: 뉴욕 필 연주 18%18501860187018801890

드보르자크 연도까지 매칭 96%

0%20%40%1855~1859: 작품면 1%1860~1864: 작품면 2%1865~1869: 작품면 4%1870~1874: 작품면 10%1875~1879: 작품면 32%1880~1884: 작품면 20%1885~1889: 작품면 13%1890~1894: 작품면 11%1895~1899: 작품면 6%1900~1904: 작품면 1%1870~1874: 뉴욕 필 연주 1%1875~1879: 뉴욕 필 연주 16%1880~1884: 뉴욕 필 연주 17%1885~1889: 뉴욕 필 연주 17%1890~1894: 뉴욕 필 연주 47%1895~1899: 뉴욕 필 연주 2%1900~1904: 뉴욕 필 연주 0%18601870188018901900

말러 연도까지 매칭 84%

0%20%40%1875~1879: 작품면 10%1880~1884: 작품면 20%1885~1889: 작품면 5%1890~1894: 작품면 5%1895~1899: 작품면 10%1900~1904: 작품면 30%1905~1909: 작품면 15%1910~1914: 작품면 5%1880~1884: 뉴욕 필 연주 24%1885~1889: 뉴욕 필 연주 9%1895~1899: 뉴욕 필 연주 6%1900~1904: 뉴욕 필 연주 45%1905~1909: 뉴욕 필 연주 11%1910~1914: 뉴욕 필 연주 5%1880189019001910

스트라빈스키는 작품번호가 없어 매칭하지 못해 뺐다.

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작곡가뉴욕 필 작품 연주매칭연도까지
바흐212977%72%
베토벤647199%99%
브람스367491%91%
드보르자크183896%96%
하이든141693%90%
말러108284%84%
모차르트441597%95%
슈베르트171596%95%
스트라빈스키16720%0%
차이콥스키433185%83%

4. 교향곡 편성 — 관악·타악·건반 파트 수

이 10명의 교향곡 가운데 IMSLP 편성 상세가 있는 207곡(합창이 있는 교향곡 포함). 점 하나가 교향곡 하나, 검은 선은 10년 구간 중앙값. 편성란에 적힌 비현악 파트를 셌다(현악은 세지 않음, 수가 없는 악기는 1, 괄호 안 악기 포함, 타악기는 개별 악기가 적혀 있으면 그것만). 연주자 수나 악보의 실제 파트 수와 같다는 보장은 없다.

01020304050601775180018251850187519001925관악·타악·건반 파트 수베토벤 Symphony No.1 in C major (1799): 13베토벤 Symphony No.2 (1800): 13베토벤 Symphony No.3 (1803): 14베토벤 Symphony No.4 (1806): 12베토벤 Symphony No.5 (1804): 18베토벤 Symphony No.6 (1808): 16베토벤 Symphony No.7 (1811): 13베토벤 Symphony No.8 (1812): 13베토벤 Symphony No.9 (1822): 23브람스 Symphony No.1 (1862): 19브람스 Symphony No.2 (1877): 19브람스 Symphony No.3 (1883): 19브람스 Symphony No.4 (1884): 21드보르자크 Symphony No.1 (1865): 20드보르자크 Symphony No.2 (1865): 19드보르자크 Symphony No.3 (1873): 23드보르자크 Symphony No.4 (1874): 23드보르자크 Symphony No.5 (1875): 22드보르자크 Symphony No.6 (1880): 20드보르자크 Symphony No.7 (1884): 19드보르자크 Symphony No.8 (1889): 21드보르자크 Symphony No.9 (1893): 23하이든 Symphony No.10 in D major (1760): 6하이든 Symphony No.11 in E-flat major (1761): 6하이든 Symphony No.12 in E major (1763): 6하이든 Symphony No.13 in D major (1763): 10하이든 Symphony No.14 in A major (1764): 6하이든 Symphony No.15 in D major (1764): 6하이든 Symphony No.16 in B-flat major (1763): 6하이든 Symphony No.1 in D major (1759): 6하이든 Symphony No.2 (1760): 6하이든 Symphony No.3 in G major (1762): 6하이든 Symphony No.4 in D major (1762): 6하이든 Symphony No.5 in A major (1762): 6하이든 Symphony No.6 in D major (1761): 7하이든 Symphony No.7 in C major (1761): 8하이든 Symphony No.8 in G major (1761): 7하이든 Symphony No.9 in C major (1762): 8하이든 Symphony No.17 in F major (1760): 6하이든 Symphony No.18 in G major (1757): 6하이든 Symphony No.19 in D major (1759): 6하이든 Symphony No.20 in C major (1757): 9하이든 Symphony No.21 in A major (1764): 6하이든 Symphony No.22 in E-flat major (1764): 6하이든 Symphony No.23 in G major (1764): 6하이든 Symphony No.24 in D major (1764): 7하이든 Symphony No.25 in C major (1760): 6하이든 Symphony No.26 in D minor (1768): 6하이든 Symphony No.27 in G major (1757): 6하이든 Symphony No.28 in A major (1765): 6하이든 Symphony No.29 in E major (1765): 6하이든 Symphony No.30 in C major (1765): 7하이든 Symphony No.31 in D major (1765): 9하이든 Symphony No.32 in C major (1757): 9하이든 Symphony No.33 in C major (1761): 9하이든 Symphony No.34 in D minor (1765): 6하이든 Symphony No.35 in B-flat major (1767): 6하이든 Symphony No.36 in E-flat major (1761): 6하이든 Symphony No.37 in C major (1757): 9하이든 Symphony No.38 in C major (1767): 9하이든 Symphony No.39 in G minor (1765): 8하이든 Symphony No.40 in F major (1763): 6하이든 Symphony No.41 in C major (1768): 9하이든 Symphony No.42 in D major (1771): 5하이든 Symphony No.43 in E-flat major (1770): 5하이든 Symphony No.44 in E minor (1772): 5하이든 Symphony No.45 in F-sharp minor (1772): 5하이든 Symphony No.46 in B major (1772): 5하이든 Symphony No.47 in G major (1772): 5하이든 Symphony No.48 in C major (1768): 8하이든 Symphony No.49 in F minor (1768): 5하이든 Symphony No.50 in C major (1773): 8하이든 Symphony No.51 in B-flat major (1773): 5하이든 Symphony No.52 in C minor (1771): 5하이든 Symphony No.53 in D major (1777): 9하이든 Symphony No.54 in G major (1774): 11하이든 Symphony No.55 in E-flat major (1774): 5하이든 Symphony No.56 in C major (1774): 8하이든 Symphony No.57 in D major (1774): 6하이든 Symphony No.58 in F major (1767): 6하이든 Symphony No.59 in A major (1768): 6하이든 Symphony No.60 in C major (1774): 8하이든 Symphony No.61 in D major (1776): 10하이든 Symphony No.63 in C major (1777): 16하이든 Symphony No.64 in A major (1773): 5하이든 Symphony No.65 in A major (1769): 5하이든 Symphony No.66 in B-flat major (1774): 6하이든 Concertante in B-flat major (1792): 10하이든 Symphony No.100 in G major (1793): 16하이든 Symphony No.101 in D major (1794): 13하이든 Symphony No.102 in B-flat major (1794): 11하이든 Symphony No.103 in E-flat major (1795): 13하이든 Symphony No. 104 in D major (1795): 13하이든 Symphony No.67 in F major (1774): 6하이든 Symphony No.68 in B-flat major (1774): 8하이든 Symphony No.69 in C major (1775): 9하이든 Symphony No.70 in D major (1778): 9하이든 Symphony No.71 in B-flat major (1779): 6하이든 Symphony No.72 in D major (1763): 13하이든 Symphony No.73 in D major (1781): 10하이든 Symphony No.74 in E-flat major (1780): 6하이든 Symphony No.76 in E-flat major (1781): 6하이든 Symphony No.77 in B-flat major (1782): 6하이든 Symphony No.78 in C minor (1782): 6하이든 Symphony No.79 in F major (1784): 7하이든 Symphony No.80 in D minor (1784): 7하이든 Symphony No.81 in G major (1784): 7하이든 Symphony No.82 in C major (1786): 10하이든 Symphony No.83 in G minor (1785): 7하이든 Symphony No.84 in E-flat major (1786): 7하이든 Symphony No.85 in B-flat major (1785): 7하이든 Symphony No.86 in D major (1786): 10하이든 Symphony No.87 in A major (1785): 7하이든 Symphony No.88 in G major (1787): 10하이든 Symphony No.89 in F major (1787): 7하이든 Symphony No.90 in C major (1788): 10하이든 Symphony No.91 in E-flat major (1788): 7하이든 Symphony No.92 in G major (1789): 10하이든 Symphony No.93 in D major (1791): 11하이든 Symphony No.94 in G major (1791): 11하이든 Symphony No.95 in C minor (1791): 10하이든 Symphony No.96 in D major (1791): 11하이든 Symphony No.97 in C major (1792): 11하이든 Symphony No.98 in B-flat major (1792): 11하이든 Symphony No.99 in E-flat major (1793): 13말러 Das Lied von der Erde (1908): 41말러 Symphony No.1 (1884): 41말러 Symphony No.10 (1910): 34말러 Symphony No.2 (1888): 64말러 Symphony No.3 (1896): 54말러 Symphony No.4 (1900): 32말러 Symphony No.5 (1902): 42말러 Symphony No.6 (1903): 55말러 Symphony No.7 (1904): 46말러 Symphony No.8 (1906): 59말러 Symphony No.9 (1909): 41모차르트 Sinfonia concertante (1779): 4모차르트 Sinfonia concertante (1779): 4모차르트 Symphony No.10 (1770): 4모차르트 Symphony No.11 (1770): 5모차르트 Symphony No.12 (1771): 8모차르트 Symphony No.13 (1771): 5모차르트 Symphony No.14 (1771): 6모차르트 Symphony No.15 (1772): 5모차르트 Symphony No.1 (1764): 4모차르트 Symphony No.4 (1765): 4모차르트 Symphony No.5 (1765): 4모차르트 Symphony No.6 (1767): 7모차르트 Symphony No.7 (1768): 9모차르트 Symphony No.8 (1768): 7모차르트 Symphony No.9 (1769): 9모차르트 Symphony in G major (1766): 4모차르트 Symphony No.16 (1772): 4모차르트 Symphony No.17 (1772): 4모차르트 Symphony No.18 (1772): 6모차르트 Symphony No.19 (1772): 6모차르트 Symphony No.20 (1772): 7모차르트 Symphony No.21 (1772): 5모차르트 Symphony No.22 (1773): 6모차르트 Symphony No.23 (1773): 6모차르트 Symphony No.24 (1773): 6모차르트 Symphony No.25 (1773): 8모차르트 Symphony No.26 (1773): 10모차르트 Symphony No.27 (1773): 4모차르트 Symphony No.28 (1774): 6모차르트 Symphony No.29 (1774): 4모차르트 Symphony No.30 (1774): 6모차르트 Symphony No.31 (1778): 13모차르트 Symphony No.32 (1779): 13모차르트 Symphony No.33 (1779): 6모차르트 Symphony No.34 (1780): 11모차르트 Symphony No.35 (1782): 13모차르트 Symphony No.36 (1783): 9모차르트 Symphony No.37 (Mozart) (1783): 5모차르트 Symphony No.38 (1786): 11모차르트 Symphony No.39 (1788): 10모차르트 Symphony No.40 (1788): 9모차르트 Symphony No.41 (1788): 10모차르트 Symphony No.42 (1771): 4모차르트 Symphony No.44 (1770): 5모차르트 Symphony No.45 (1770): 7모차르트 Symphony No.46 (1771): 8모차르트 Symphony No.47 (1770): 8모차르트 Symphony No.48 (1771): 9모차르트 Symphony No.50 (1771): 9모차르트 Symphony No.51 in D major (1774): 4모차르트 Symphony No.52 (1775): 6슈베르트 Symphony No.1 (1813): 12슈베르트 Symphony No.2 (1814): 13슈베르트 Symphony No.3 (1815): 13슈베르트 Symphony No.4 (1816): 15슈베르트 Symphony No.5 (1816): 7슈베르트 Symphony No.6 (1817): 13슈베르트 Symphony No.8 (1822): 16슈베르트 Symphony No.9 (1825): 16스트라빈스키 Symphony in Three Movements (1942): 27스트라빈스키 Symphony in C major (1938): 21스트라빈스키 Symphony in E-flat major (1905): 25스트라빈스키 Symphony of Psalms (1930): 33차이콥스키 Manfred (1885): 35차이콥스키 Symphony No.1 (1866): 22차이콥스키 Symphony No.2 (1872): 23차이콥스키 Symphony No.3 (1875): 20차이콥스키 Symphony No.4 (1877): 23차이콥스키 Symphony No.5 (1888): 21차이콥스키 Symphony No.6 (1893): 24차이콥스키 Symphony in E-flat major (1889): 25
표 보기 (207)
작곡가작품연도파트연주 시간(분)
하이든Symphony No.27 in G major1757614
하이든Symphony No.32 in C major1757920
하이든Symphony No.20 in C major1757918
하이든Symphony No.37 in C major1757918
하이든Symphony No.18 in G major1757615
하이든Symphony No.1 in D major1759613
하이든Symphony No.19 in D major1759614
하이든Symphony No.10 in D major1760615
하이든Symphony No.17 in F major1760620
하이든Symphony No.25 in C major1760614
하이든Symphony No.2176069
하이든Symphony No.11 in E-flat major1761622
하이든Symphony No.36 in E-flat major1761621
하이든Symphony No.7 in C major1761826
하이든Symphony No.8 in G major1761726
하이든Symphony No.33 in C major1761922
하이든Symphony No.6 in D major1761724
하이든Symphony No.4 in D major1762615
하이든Symphony No.9 in C major1762813
하이든Symphony No.5 in A major1762618
하이든Symphony No.3 in G major1762618
하이든Symphony No.13 in D major17631023
하이든Symphony No.12 in E major1763621
하이든Symphony No.16 in B-flat major1763614
하이든Symphony No.40 in F major1763618
하이든Symphony No.72 in D major17631326
하이든Symphony No.21 in A major1764617
하이든Symphony No.14 in A major1764616
하이든Symphony No.22 in E-flat major1764621
하이든Symphony No.23 in G major1764620
하이든Symphony No.24 in D major1764719
하이든Symphony No.15 in D major1764619
모차르트Symphony No.11764411
하이든Symphony No.29 in E major1765623
하이든Symphony No.39 in G minor1765821
하이든Symphony No.31 in D major1765932
하이든Symphony No.30 in C major1765715
하이든Symphony No.34 in D minor1765624
모차르트Symphony No.4176548
하이든Symphony No.28 in A major1765623
모차르트Symphony No.5176548
모차르트Symphony in G major1766412
하이든Symphony No.35 in B-flat major1767625
모차르트Symphony No.61767713
하이든Symphony No.58 in F major1767622
하이든Symphony No.38 in C major1767920
하이든Symphony No.41 in C major1768926
하이든Symphony No.48 in C major1768830
하이든Symphony No.49 in F minor1768525
모차르트Symphony No.81768714
모차르트Symphony No.71768910
하이든Symphony No.59 in A major1768624
하이든Symphony No.26 in D minor1768617
모차르트Symphony No.91769912
하이든Symphony No.65 in A major1769524
모차르트Symphony No.101770410
모차르트Symphony No.451770712
모차르트Symphony No.471770811
모차르트Symphony No.111770512
모차르트Symphony No.441770510
하이든Symphony No.43 in E-flat major1770525
하이든Symphony No.52 in C minor1771523
모차르트Symphony No.141771614
하이든Symphony No.42 in D major1771530
모차르트Symphony No.131771517
모차르트Symphony No.121771813
모차르트Symphony No.461771815
모차르트Symphony No.4217714
모차르트Symphony No.4817719
모차르트Symphony No.5017719
하이든Symphony No.44 in E minor1772524
하이든Symphony No.47 in G major1772524
모차르트Symphony No.161772414
모차르트Symphony No.171772412
모차르트Symphony No.151772514
모차르트Symphony No.201772716
하이든Symphony No.45 in F-sharp minor1772527
모차르트Symphony No.191772616
모차르트Symphony No.2117725
모차르트Symphony No.181772613
하이든Symphony No.46 in B major1772520
모차르트Symphony No.26177310
모차르트Symphony No.2317736
모차르트Symphony No.2217736
모차르트Symphony No.2417736
모차르트Symphony No.2517738
하이든Symphony No.64 in A major1773523
하이든Symphony No.51 in B-flat major1773524
하이든Symphony No.50 in C major1773818
모차르트Symphony No.2717734
하이든Symphony No.68 in B-flat major1774825
하이든Symphony No.56 in C major1774836
모차르트Symphony No.51 in D major17744
모차르트Symphony No.2817746
모차르트Symphony No.2917744
모차르트Symphony No.3017746
하이든Symphony No.54 in G major17741130
하이든Symphony No.55 in E-flat major1774525
하이든Symphony No.57 in D major1774632
하이든Symphony No.67 in F major1774628
하이든Symphony No.60 in C major1774830
하이든Symphony No.66 in B-flat major1774620
모차르트Symphony No.5217756
하이든Symphony No.69 in C major1775925
하이든Symphony No.61 in D major17761025
하이든Symphony No.53 in D major1777925
하이든Symphony No.63 in C major17771622
모차르트Symphony No.31177813
하이든Symphony No.70 in D major1778920
모차르트Symphony No.32177913
하이든Symphony No.71 in B-flat major1779633
모차르트Sinfonia concertante1779430
모차르트Sinfonia concertante17794
모차르트Symphony No.3317796
모차르트Symphony No.34178011
하이든Symphony No.74 in E-flat major1780625
하이든Symphony No.76 in E-flat major1781620
하이든Symphony No.73 in D major17811024
하이든Symphony No.77 in B-flat major1782620
모차르트Symphony No.35178213
하이든Symphony No.78 in C minor1782620
모차르트Symphony No.3617839
모차르트Symphony No.37 (Mozart)17835
하이든Symphony No.81 in G major1784725
하이든Symphony No.79 in F major1784725
하이든Symphony No.80 in D minor1784720
하이든Symphony No.85 in B-flat major1785722
하이든Symphony No.87 in A major1785722
하이든Symphony No.83 in G minor1785721
하이든Symphony No.86 in D major17861027
하이든Symphony No.82 in C major17861025
하이든Symphony No.84 in E-flat major1786722
모차르트Symphony No.3817861125
하이든Symphony No.88 in G major17871022
하이든Symphony No.89 in F major1787722
모차르트Symphony No.3917881028
하이든Symphony No.90 in C major17881025
모차르트Symphony No.4017889
모차르트Symphony No.41178810
하이든Symphony No.91 in E-flat major1788725
하이든Symphony No.92 in G major17891027
하이든Symphony No.95 in C minor17911022
하이든Symphony No.96 in D major17911120
하이든Symphony No.93 in D major17911125
하이든Symphony No.94 in G major17911124
하이든Symphony No.97 in C major17921127
하이든Concertante in B-flat major17921023
하이든Symphony No.98 in B-flat major17921128
하이든Symphony No.100 in G major17931625
하이든Symphony No.99 in E-flat major17931330
하이든Symphony No.101 in D major17941330
하이든Symphony No.102 in B-flat major17941125
하이든Symphony No.103 in E-flat major17951330
하이든Symphony No. 104 in D major17951327
베토벤Symphony No.1 in C major17991325
베토벤Symphony No.218001330
베토벤Symphony No.318031445
베토벤Symphony No.518041830
베토벤Symphony No.418061230
베토벤Symphony No.618081640
베토벤Symphony No.718111338
베토벤Symphony No.818121325
슈베르트Symphony No.118131230
슈베르트Symphony No.218141335
슈베르트Symphony No.318151320
슈베르트Symphony No.418161531
슈베르트Symphony No.51816730
슈베르트Symphony No.618171332
베토벤Symphony No.918222365
슈베르트Symphony No.818221625
슈베르트Symphony No.918251660
브람스Symphony No.118621945
드보르자크Symphony No.218651950
드보르자크Symphony No.118652050
차이콥스키Symphony No.118662245
차이콥스키Symphony No.218722340
드보르자크Symphony No.318732335
드보르자크Symphony No.418742340
드보르자크Symphony No.518752240
차이콥스키Symphony No.318752045
차이콥스키Symphony No.418772342
브람스Symphony No.218771945
드보르자크Symphony No.618802043
브람스Symphony No.318831935
드보르자크Symphony No.718841937
브람스Symphony No.418842140
말러Symphony No.118844155
차이콥스키Manfred18853554
차이콥스키Symphony No.518882146
말러Symphony No.218886490
차이콥스키Symphony in E-flat major18892537
드보르자크Symphony No.818892136
드보르자크Symphony No.918932340
차이콥스키Symphony No.618932446
말러Symphony No.3189654100
말러Symphony No.4190032
말러Symphony No.5190242
말러Symphony No.619035580
말러Symphony No.719044680
스트라빈스키Symphony in E-flat major19052540
말러Symphony No.819065985
말러Das Lied von der Erde190841
말러Symphony No.919094185
말러Symphony No.1019103475
스트라빈스키Symphony of Psalms19303322
스트라빈스키Symphony in C major19382130
스트라빈스키Symphony in Three Movements194227

5. 템포 지시어의 구성 — 악장 줄에 어떤 템포어가 적혔나

IMSLP 교향곡 범주(오르간 교향곡·여러 곡 묶음 면·목록 면 제외)의 악장 목록에서 줄마다 사전에 있는 첫 템포어(Adagio·Allegro·Vivo 등, 독일어·프랑스어 지시어 포함)를 뽑아 여섯 단계로 묶었다. 연주 속도(BPM)가 아니라 적힌 지시어의 구성이다. 느린 서주가 있는 악장은 서주의 템포어로 잡히고, 판본이 둘 적힌 면은 두 판의 줄이 모두 들어간다. 25년 구간, 인식된 줄이 20개 이상이고 인식률(템포어가 잡힌 줄 / 목록 줄) 60% 이상인 구간만.

느림보통 느림보통보통 빠름빠름매우 빠름
0%25%50%75%100%1750~1774 · 느림: 12% (405)1750~1774 · 보통 느림: 22% (405)1750~1774 · 보통: 0% (405)1750~1774 · 보통 빠름: 4% (405)1750~1774 · 빠름: 43% (405)1750~1774 · 매우 빠름: 18% (405)17501775~1799 · 느림: 23% (367)1775~1799 · 보통 느림: 19% (367)1775~1799 · 보통: 1% (367)1775~1799 · 보통 빠름: 8% (367)1775~1799 · 빠름: 39% (367)1775~1799 · 매우 빠름: 10% (367)17751800~1824 · 느림: 23% (161)1800~1824 · 보통 느림: 17% (161)1800~1824 · 보통: 1% (161)1800~1824 · 보통 빠름: 6% (161)1800~1824 · 빠름: 45% (161)1800~1824 · 매우 빠름: 8% (161)18001825~1849 · 느림: 25% (120)1825~1849 · 보통 느림: 21% (120)1825~1849 · 보통: 4% (120)1825~1849 · 보통 빠름: 4% (120)1825~1849 · 빠름: 41% (120)1825~1849 · 매우 빠름: 5% (120)18251850~1874 · 느림: 19% (266)1850~1874 · 보통 느림: 18% (266)1850~1874 · 보통: 3% (266)1850~1874 · 보통 빠름: 6% (266)1850~1874 · 빠름: 47% (266)1850~1874 · 매우 빠름: 7% (266)18501875~1899 · 느림: 19% (400)1875~1899 · 보통 느림: 20% (400)1875~1899 · 보통: 4% (400)1875~1899 · 보통 빠름: 5% (400)1875~1899 · 빠름: 48% (400)1875~1899 · 매우 빠름: 4% (400)18751900~1924 · 느림: 28% (432)1900~1924 · 보통 느림: 15% (432)1900~1924 · 보통: 6% (432)1900~1924 · 보통 빠름: 4% (432)1900~1924 · 빠름: 41% (432)1900~1924 · 매우 빠름: 5% (432)19001925~1949 · 느림: 26% (324)1925~1949 · 보통 느림: 16% (324)1925~1949 · 보통: 11% (324)1925~1949 · 보통 빠름: 5% (324)1925~1949 · 빠름: 38% (324)1925~1949 · 매우 빠름: 3% (324)19251950~1974 · 느림: 23% (193)1950~1974 · 보통 느림: 21% (193)1950~1974 · 보통: 10% (193)1950~1974 · 보통 빠름: 7% (193)1950~1974 · 빠름: 34% (193)1950~1974 · 매우 빠름: 5% (193)1950

이탈리아어가 아닌 템포 지시어의 비율

Langsam·Lebhaft·Modéré·Slowly처럼 자국어로 쓴 템포어가 템포어가 잡힌 줄 가운데 차지하는 비율.

0%5%10%15%176018001840188019201750: 0%1775: 0%1800: 0%1825: 3%1850: 7%1875: 8%1900: 14%1925: 4%1950: 10%
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25년 구간교향곡목록 줄템포어 인식 줄인식률비이탈리아어
175013349040583%0.2%
177511243836784%0.0%
18004718116189%0.0%
18252914412083%3.3%
18506429826689%7.1%
187511146740086%7.8%
190012855743278%14.4%
19259739532482%4.0%
19506124919378%9.8%
197511572849%0.0%
20003731811336%8.8%
20258562239%13.6%

6. 악기 사용 변천 — 교향곡 편성란에 이름이 오른 악기

IMSLP 교향곡 범주 3,140면 가운데 한 곡짜리 관현악 교향곡이면서 작곡 연도와 편성 상세가 모두 있는 700곡(구간당 20곡 이상인 구간만). 편성 상세가 없는 면이 70%를 넘어 전체 교향곡의 확률 표본이 아니다. 칸의 숫자는 그 25년 구간 교향곡 가운데 편성란에 그 악기 이름이 적힌 비율(%) — 선택·겸용 악기도 「적힘」으로 셌고, 실제 연주 여부나 최초 도입 시점을 뜻하지 않는다. 행 순서는 처음 절반을 넘는 구간 순으로 대략 맞췄다.

1750177518001825185018751900192519502000하프시코드·통주저음하프시코드·통주저음 · 1750~1774: 48% (n=115)48하프시코드·통주저음 · 1775~1799: 2% (n=83)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1825~1849: 0% (n=30)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1850~1874: 0% (n=54)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1875~1899: 0% (n=93)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1900~1924: 0% (n=108)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1925~1949: 0% (n=83)하프시코드·통주저음 · 1950~1974: 0% (n=43)하프시코드·통주저음 · 2000~2024: 2% (n=64)오보에오보에 · 1750~1774: 96% (n=115)96오보에 · 1775~1799: 92% (n=83)92오보에 · 1800~1824: 100% (n=27)100오보에 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100오보에 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100오보에 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99오보에 · 1900~1924: 99% (n=108)99오보에 · 1925~1949: 98% (n=83)98오보에 · 1950~1974: 100% (n=43)100오보에 · 2000~2024: 98% (n=64)98호른호른 · 1750~1774: 98% (n=115)98호른 · 1775~1799: 100% (n=83)100호른 · 1800~1824: 100% (n=27)100호른 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100호른 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100호른 · 1875~1899: 100% (n=93)100호른 · 1900~1924: 100% (n=108)100호른 · 1925~1949: 100% (n=83)100호른 · 1950~1974: 95% (n=43)95호른 · 2000~2024: 97% (n=64)97바순바순 · 1750~1774: 70% (n=115)70바순 · 1775~1799: 78% (n=83)78바순 · 1800~1824: 100% (n=27)100바순 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100바순 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100바순 · 1875~1899: 98% (n=93)98바순 · 1900~1924: 100% (n=108)100바순 · 1925~1949: 99% (n=83)99바순 · 1950~1974: 100% (n=43)100바순 · 2000~2024: 95% (n=64)95플루트플루트 · 1750~1774: 23% (n=115)23플루트 · 1775~1799: 71% (n=83)71플루트 · 1800~1824: 100% (n=27)100플루트 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100플루트 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100플루트 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99플루트 · 1900~1924: 100% (n=108)100플루트 · 1925~1949: 99% (n=83)99플루트 · 1950~1974: 100% (n=43)100플루트 · 2000~2024: 100% (n=64)100트럼펫트럼펫 · 1750~1774: 25% (n=115)25트럼펫 · 1775~1799: 52% (n=83)52트럼펫 · 1800~1824: 93% (n=27)93트럼펫 · 1825~1849: 93% (n=30)93트럼펫 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100트럼펫 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99트럼펫 · 1900~1924: 98% (n=108)98트럼펫 · 1925~1949: 98% (n=83)98트럼펫 · 1950~1974: 98% (n=43)98트럼펫 · 2000~2024: 92% (n=64)92팀파니팀파니 · 1750~1774: 20% (n=115)20팀파니 · 1775~1799: 49% (n=83)49팀파니 · 1800~1824: 89% (n=27)89팀파니 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100팀파니 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100팀파니 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99팀파니 · 1900~1924: 93% (n=108)93팀파니 · 1925~1949: 93% (n=83)93팀파니 · 1950~1974: 86% (n=43)86팀파니 · 2000~2024: 78% (n=64)78클라리넷클라리넷 · 1750~1774: 2% (n=115)클라리넷 · 1775~1799: 17% (n=83)17클라리넷 · 1800~1824: 85% (n=27)85클라리넷 · 1825~1849: 100% (n=30)100클라리넷 · 1850~1874: 100% (n=54)100클라리넷 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99클라리넷 · 1900~1924: 100% (n=108)100클라리넷 · 1925~1949: 99% (n=83)99클라리넷 · 1950~1974: 100% (n=43)100클라리넷 · 2000~2024: 94% (n=64)94피콜로피콜로 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)피콜로 · 1775~1799: 5% (n=83)피콜로 · 1800~1824: 11% (n=27)11피콜로 · 1825~1849: 23% (n=30)23피콜로 · 1850~1874: 48% (n=54)48피콜로 · 1875~1899: 57% (n=93)57피콜로 · 1900~1924: 81% (n=108)81피콜로 · 1925~1949: 81% (n=83)81피콜로 · 1950~1974: 88% (n=43)88피콜로 · 2000~2024: 55% (n=64)55트롬본트롬본 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)트롬본 · 1775~1799: 2% (n=83)트롬본 · 1800~1824: 26% (n=27)26트롬본 · 1825~1849: 80% (n=30)80트롬본 · 1850~1874: 83% (n=54)83트롬본 · 1875~1899: 99% (n=93)99트롬본 · 1900~1924: 95% (n=108)95트롬본 · 1925~1949: 93% (n=83)93트롬본 · 1950~1974: 95% (n=43)95트롬본 · 2000~2024: 81% (n=64)81콘트라바순콘트라바순 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)콘트라바순 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)콘트라바순 · 1800~1824: 7% (n=27)7콘트라바순 · 1825~1849: 13% (n=30)13콘트라바순 · 1850~1874: 2% (n=54)콘트라바순 · 1875~1899: 14% (n=93)14콘트라바순 · 1900~1924: 56% (n=108)56콘트라바순 · 1925~1949: 60% (n=83)60콘트라바순 · 1950~1974: 60% (n=43)60콘트라바순 · 2000~2024: 34% (n=64)34잉글리시 호른잉글리시 호른 · 1750~1774: 1% (n=115)잉글리시 호른 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)잉글리시 호른 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)잉글리시 호른 · 1825~1849: 10% (n=30)10잉글리시 호른 · 1850~1874: 19% (n=54)19잉글리시 호른 · 1875~1899: 28% (n=93)28잉글리시 호른 · 1900~1924: 67% (n=108)67잉글리시 호른 · 1925~1949: 64% (n=83)64잉글리시 호른 · 1950~1974: 72% (n=43)72잉글리시 호른 · 2000~2024: 36% (n=64)36그 밖의 타악기그 밖의 타악기 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)그 밖의 타악기 · 1775~1799: 2% (n=83)그 밖의 타악기 · 1800~1824: 7% (n=27)7그 밖의 타악기 · 1825~1849: 20% (n=30)20그 밖의 타악기 · 1850~1874: 33% (n=54)33그 밖의 타악기 · 1875~1899: 54% (n=93)54그 밖의 타악기 · 1900~1924: 79% (n=108)79그 밖의 타악기 · 1925~1949: 83% (n=83)83그 밖의 타악기 · 1950~1974: 91% (n=43)91그 밖의 타악기 · 2000~2024: 64% (n=64)64하프하프 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)하프 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)하프 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)하프 · 1825~1849: 13% (n=30)13하프 · 1850~1874: 22% (n=54)22하프 · 1875~1899: 28% (n=93)28하프 · 1900~1924: 62% (n=108)62하프 · 1925~1949: 59% (n=83)59하프 · 1950~1974: 63% (n=43)63하프 · 2000~2024: 41% (n=64)41튜바튜바 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)튜바 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)튜바 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)튜바 · 1825~1849: 7% (n=30)7튜바 · 1850~1874: 26% (n=54)26튜바 · 1875~1899: 62% (n=93)62튜바 · 1900~1924: 81% (n=108)81튜바 · 1925~1949: 86% (n=83)86튜바 · 1950~1974: 91% (n=43)91튜바 · 2000~2024: 61% (n=64)61베이스 클라리넷베이스 클라리넷 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)베이스 클라리넷 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)베이스 클라리넷 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)베이스 클라리넷 · 1825~1849: 3% (n=30)베이스 클라리넷 · 1850~1874: 4% (n=54)베이스 클라리넷 · 1875~1899: 16% (n=93)16베이스 클라리넷 · 1900~1924: 65% (n=108)65베이스 클라리넷 · 1925~1949: 53% (n=83)53베이스 클라리넷 · 1950~1974: 65% (n=43)65베이스 클라리넷 · 2000~2024: 33% (n=64)33첼레스타첼레스타 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)첼레스타 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)첼레스타 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)첼레스타 · 1825~1849: 0% (n=30)첼레스타 · 1850~1874: 0% (n=54)첼레스타 · 1875~1899: 0% (n=93)첼레스타 · 1900~1924: 32% (n=108)32첼레스타 · 1925~1949: 24% (n=83)24첼레스타 · 1950~1974: 33% (n=43)33첼레스타 · 2000~2024: 16% (n=64)16피아노피아노 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)피아노 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)피아노 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)피아노 · 1825~1849: 3% (n=30)피아노 · 1850~1874: 2% (n=54)피아노 · 1875~1899: 1% (n=93)피아노 · 1900~1924: 13% (n=108)13피아노 · 1925~1949: 25% (n=83)25피아노 · 1950~1974: 16% (n=43)16피아노 · 2000~2024: 14% (n=64)14오르간오르간 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)오르간 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)오르간 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)오르간 · 1825~1849: 3% (n=30)오르간 · 1850~1874: 2% (n=54)오르간 · 1875~1899: 3% (n=93)오르간 · 1900~1924: 14% (n=108)14오르간 · 1925~1949: 6% (n=83)6오르간 · 1950~1974: 5% (n=43)오르간 · 2000~2024: 6% (n=64)6색소폰색소폰 · 1750~1774: 0% (n=115)색소폰 · 1775~1799: 0% (n=83)색소폰 · 1800~1824: 0% (n=27)색소폰 · 1825~1849: 0% (n=30)색소폰 · 1850~1874: 0% (n=54)색소폰 · 1875~1899: 1% (n=93)색소폰 · 1900~1924: 3% (n=108)색소폰 · 1925~1949: 8% (n=83)8색소폰 · 1950~1974: 12% (n=43)12색소폰 · 2000~2024: 3% (n=64)
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악기1750177518001825185018751900192519502000
하프시코드·통주저음48%2%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%2%
오보에96%92%100%100%100%99%99%98%100%98%
호른98%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%95%97%
바순70%78%100%100%100%98%100%99%100%95%
플루트23%71%100%100%100%99%100%99%100%100%
트럼펫25%52%93%93%100%99%98%98%98%92%
팀파니20%49%89%100%100%99%93%93%86%78%
클라리넷2%17%85%100%100%99%100%99%100%94%
피콜로0%5%11%23%48%57%81%81%88%55%
트롬본0%2%26%80%83%99%95%93%95%81%
콘트라바순0%0%7%13%2%14%56%60%60%34%
잉글리시 호른1%0%0%10%19%28%67%64%72%36%
그 밖의 타악기0%2%7%20%33%54%79%83%91%64%
하프0%0%0%13%22%28%62%59%63%41%
튜바0%0%0%7%26%62%81%86%91%61%
베이스 클라리넷0%0%0%3%4%16%65%53%65%33%
첼레스타0%0%0%0%0%0%32%24%33%16%
피아노0%0%0%3%2%1%13%25%16%14%
오르간0%0%0%3%2%3%14%6%5%6%
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7. A음 높이의 역사 — 1361~1880년대 a′ 의 진동수

A. J. Ellis 가 모은 역사적 음고 표(헬름홀츠 『On the Sensations of Tone』 영역 3판 1895, 부록 XX 섹션 H Table I, 495~504쪽 — 퍼블릭 도메인)를 쪽 이미지에서 옮기고 1885년 2판과 전부 대조한 242행 가운데 연도가 있는 235행. 점 하나가 Ellis 가 모은 a′ 기록 하나다. 대부분은 소리굽쇠·오르간 파이프·악기에서 잰 값이지만, 남은 파이프나 문헌에서 계산한 값과 제안·채택된 기준값(예: 1860년 Society of Arts 의 시행되지 않은 기준안, 1885년 런던 발명·음악 박람회의 채택값)도 있다. 가로축은 표에 적힌 연도라서 늘 측정한 해는 아니다. 오르간은 건립 연도가 붙은 것이 있고(1361년 할버슈타트 오르간은 프레토리우스가 적은 파이프 치수로 Ellis 가 모형을 만들어 계산한 값이다), 「1740~1812」 같은 기간은 첫해에 찍었다. 흐린 점은 연도가 「~이전/이후/무렵」이거나 기간인 것. 검은 선은 25년 구간 중앙값(5점 이상 구간)으로, 장소·기구·측정법이 다른 기록을 같은 무게로 합친 값이다. 점이 드문 구간을 건너 이어지므로 선이 지나는 해에 자료가 있다는 뜻은 아니다. 색은 설명 칸의 낱말로 나눈 용도의 대략의 구분이다. 제작자의 직업(오르간 제작자)은 용도로 보지 않았고, 교회 건물 이름이 없으면 오페라·관현악·악대 용도를 오르간보다 앞세웠다. 오페라 극장의 오르간처럼 둘에 걸치는 기록이 있어 시기별 용도 비교에는 쓰지 않는 편이 좋다. 같은 시기에도 장소와 용도에 따라 100 Hz 넘게 벌어진다. 이것은 측정된 표본의 분포이지 각 시대의 「표준」이 아니다. 표는 1880년대에서 끝난다.

교회·오르간 (78)오페라·관현악·극장·악대 (86)기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등) (71)
380420460500540580440 Hz13501400145015001550160016501700175018001850a′ 진동수 (Hz)1648 · Paris: a′ 373.7 Hz — Paris, from a model after Mersenne (E.)1700a · Lille: a′ 374.2 Hz — Lille, organ of l'Hospice Comtesse (Delezenne)1766 · Paris: a′ 376.6 Hz — Paris, from a model after Bédos (E.)1511 · Heidelberg: a′ 377 Hz — Heidelberg, from a model after Arnold Schlick (see 535 cents) (E.)1700c · Lille: a′ 384.3 Hz — Lille, old fork found 1854a by M. Mazingue (Delezenne)1851 · Lille: a′ 384.6 Hz — Lille, organ of St. Sauveur, rebuilt, with old pitch (Delezenne)1739 · St. Petersburg: a′ 392.2 Hz — St. Petersburg, a clavichord according to Marpurg, but Euler gives no particulars (Euler)1713 · Strassburg Minster: a′ 393.2 Hz — Strassburg Minster, great organ by A. Silbermann (Stockhausen & E.)1759 · Cambridge: a′ 395.2 Hz — Cambridge, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ at Trinity College, 1708, after being new voiced and 'shifted' in 1759 (Dr. R. Smith)1720 · Rome: a′ 395.2 Hz — Rome, pitch-pipes observed by Dr. R. Smith (Dr. R. Smith)1789 · France, Versailles: a′ 395.8 Hz — France, Versailles, copy of fork No. 410 at the Musée du Conservatoire, Paris, compared with the original by C (McLeod & E.)1615 · Palatinate of the Rhine: a′ 396.4 Hz — Palatinate of the Rhine, from a model of pipe described by Salomon de Caus (E.)1854a · Lille: a′ 398.7 Hz — Lille, old organ of La Madeleine restored (Delezenne)1648 · Paris: a′ 402.9 Hz — Paris, Mersenne's Spinet, from his statement that B♮ = Bédos's 4-foot c (see 31 cents) (E.)1730 · Padua: a′ 403.9 Hz — Padua, from copy sent by Prof. Rossetti of the old lower f″ fork of the bellfoundry of Colbacchini (E.)1704 · Paris: a′ 406.6 Hz — Paris, result of several experiments on an e pipe (Sauveur)1854 · Lille: a′ 407.3 Hz — Lille, organ of St. Maurice repaired, old pitch kept (Delezenne)1762 · Hamburg: a′ 407.9 Hz — Hamburg, organ of St. Michaelis Kirche, built by Hildebrand of Dresden, under the direction of Handel's friend (Schmahl & E.)1783 · Paris: a′ 409 Hz — Paris, Court clavecins, fork of Pascal Taskin, their tuner (Lissajous)1688 · Hamburg: a′ 411.4 Hz — Hamburg, chamber pitch on the former 8-foot Gedact of the St. Jacobi organ (see 484 cents) (Schmahl & E.)1776 · Breslau: a′ 414.4 Hz — Breslau, clavichords (Marpurg)1754 · Dresden: a′ 415 Hz — Dresden, organ of the Roman Catholic Church by Gottfried Silbermann, pitch of the chained fork placed there by (E.)1722 · Dresden: a′ 415.5 Hz — Dresden, organ of St. Sophie, built by G. Silbermann (Naeke)1780 · St. Petersburg: a′ 418 Hz — St. Petersburg, organs; no particulars (Euler)1878 · Dresden: a′ 418.1 Hz — Dresden, present pitch of the organ of the Roman Catholic Church, from a fork tuned for me there (E.)1700c · London: a′ 419 Hz — London, Renatus Harris's organ at St. John's, Clerkenwell (E.)1714 · Freiberg, Saxony: a′ 419.5 Hz — Freiberg, Saxony, G. Silbermann's organ (Naeke)1858 · Madrid: a′ 419.6 Hz — Madrid, ton de chapelle, calculated (de la Fage)1785 · Seville, Spain: a′ 419.6 Hz — Seville, Spain, pitch of the old organ of Torje Bosch, from a fork said by the organist Don Yñiguez to be in e (E.)1715c · England: a′ 419.9 Hz — England, rude tenor a fork, belonging to Rev. G. T. Driffield, who held it to have been made by John Shore, th (E.)1780 · Winchester College: a′ 420.1 Hz — Winchester College organ, from one of the pipes added by Green when repairing R. Harris's organ of 1681 (E.)1860 · Russian Imperial Court: a′ 421.2 Hz — Russian Imperial Court church band from fork lent by Frau Naeke (E.)1780 · Vienna: a′ 421.3 Hz — Vienna, fork of the Saxon organ-builder Schulze, who lived at Vienna in Mozart's time (Naeke)1780 · Vienna: a′ 421.6 Hz — Vienna, copy of fork of Stein, who made Mozart's clavichords and pianos, lent me by Frau Naeke (Naeke & E.)1780 · Dresden: a′ 422.3 Hz — Dresden, fork of former Court organist Kirsten (Naeke)1780c · Verona: a′ 422.3 Hz — Verona, from a copy of a c′ fork believed to be the Roman pitch of 1780, preserved at the bell-foundry of Cave (E.)1751 · England: a′ 422.5 Hz — England, Handel's fork belonging to Rev. G. T. Driffield. The organ at Cannons in the private chapel of the Du (E.)1820a · Westminster Abbey: a′ 422.5 Hz — Westminster Abbey, as originally tuned by Schreider and Jordans, from indications by Mr. T. Hill, who retuned (E.)1838 · Bath Abbey Church: a′ 422.5 Hz — Bath Abbey Church, as rebuilt by Smith of Bristol, from indications by Mr. T. Hill (E.)1877p · England: a′ 422.5 Hz — England, Mr. J. Curwen's Tonic Solfa standard c″507, using the just a′ only (E.)1790a · Kew Parish Church: a′ 422.6 Hz — Kew Parish Church, Green's organ, untouched and in meantone temperament when measured in 1878, built as a cham (E.)1754c · Lille: a′ 422.6 Hz — Lille, very old fork found in workshops of M. François, musical instrument maker there (Delezenne)1780c · Padua: a′ 422.6 Hz — Padua, from copy of the higher f″ fork of the bell-foundry of Colbacchini (see 152 cents) (E.)1800c · England: a′ 422.7 Hz — England, from old fork, c″505·7, belonging to Messrs. Broadwoods (E.)1820 · Paris: a′ 423 Hz — Paris, Théâtre Feydeau, Opéra Comique, from copy of fork at the Conservatoire, Paris, compared with the origin (McLeod and E.)1778 · London: a′ 423.2 Hz — London, Green's organ at St. Katherine's, Regent's Park, still (when I measured it) in meantone temperament (s (E.)1815~1821 · Dresden: a′ 423.2 Hz — Dresden, band of the Opera while C. M. von Weber (1786~1826) was conductor (Kapellmeister) (E.)1813 · London: a′ 423.3 Hz — London, second copy of Peppercorn's fork by which the pianofortes of the Philharmonic Society were originally (E.)1813 · London: a′ 423.7 Hz — London, first copy of Peppercorn's fork made before 1860, belonging to Mr. Hipkins; see last entry, the origin (E.)1740~1812 · Eutin (18 miles N. of Lübeck): a′ 424.1 Hz — Eutin (18 miles N. of Lübeck), fork of Franz Anton von Weber, father of Carl Maria von Weber (Naeke)1619 · Brunswick: a′ 424.2 Hz — Brunswick, from a model made from Prætorius's drawing of an organ pipe at a 'suitable' church pitch (E.)1823 · Paris: a′ 424.2 Hz — Paris, Italian Opera, mean of twenty measurements of a fork given by Spontini (Fischer)1750a · London: a′ 424.3 Hz — London, old forks formerly belonging to Prof. Faraday, lent me by Mr. D. J. Blaikley (E.)1749 · London: a′ 424.3 Hz — London, organ at All Hallows the Great and Less, Upper Thames Street, built by Glyn & Parker, by whom Handel's (E.)1833 · Weimar: a′ 424.4 Hz — Weimar, from a model of Töpfer's wide principal c″-pipe (E.)1800c · England: a′ 424.6 Hz — England, old fork said to have been used in Plymouth Theatre, lent me by Dr. Stainer (E.)1805 · London: a′ 424.9 Hz — London, old D fork of Elliott's, by which he tuned the organ built for the Ancient Concerts at the Hanover Squ (E.)1800c · Germany: a′ 424.9 Hz — Germany, fork of the bassoonist Kummer (Naeke)1730c-1780c · Padua: a′ 425.2 Hz — Padua, mean of two ancient pitch-pipes belonging to the bellfoundry of Colbacchini, lent me at the request of (E.)1829 · Paris: a′ 425.5 Hz — Paris, pitch of opera piano as distinct from the orchestra, verified by Monneron for de la Fage (Lissajous)1740~1780 · England: a′ 425.6 Hz — England, Schnetzler's organ at the German Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace (E.)1764 · Halifax: a′ 425.6 Hz — Halifax, Schnetzler's organ, from indications by Mr. T. Hill (E.)1824 · Paris: a′ 425.8 Hz — Paris, pitch of opera, suddenly lowered on 31 March for Mme. Branchu, whose voice was failing. The piano for r (Lissajous)1839 · Bologna, Italy: a′ 425.8 Hz — Bologna, Italy, pitch of fork of Tadolini, the best tuner in the town (de la Fage)1740 · Great Yarmouth: a′ 425.9 Hz — Great Yarmouth, St. George's Chapel, by Byfield, Jordan & Bridge (Tunbridge & E.)1843 · Wimbledon Church: a′ 426.5 Hz — Wimbledon Church, organ built by Messrs. Walker (E.)1811 · Paris: a′ 427 Hz — Paris, Grand Opera (Scheibler)1878a · Norwich Cathedral: a′ 427.2 Hz — Norwich Cathedral organ before it was altered by Bryceson, supposed to be by R. Harris (E.)1877a · : a′ 427.5 Hz — Tonic Solfa pitch to 1877, afterwards 422·5 (E.)1823 · Paris: a′ 427.6 Hz — Paris, Théâtre Feydeau, fork given by Spontini (Fischer)1696 · London: a′ 427.7 Hz — London, old organ built by R. Harris, a pipe of St. Andrew Undershaft, from Green's Organ, preserved by Mr. T. (E.)178 8 · St. George's Chapel, Windsor: a′ 427.8 Hz — St. George's Chapel, Windsor, measured in Feb. 1880, while still in meantone temperament (E.)1670 · Newcastle-on-Tyne: a′ 428.7 Hz — Newcastle-on-Tyne, St. Nicholas Church organ built by Renatus Harris, frequently altered except in pitch (Ions)1810c · Paris: a′ 430 Hz — Paris, Fork of M. Lemoine, a celebrated amateur (Lissajous)1701 · Fullham Parish Church: a′ 430.4 Hz — Fullham Parish Church organ, built by Jordans. This pitch was officially adopted in Italy in 1884 as the pitch (E.)1625 · Lavenham (16½ miles W.N.W. of Ipswich): a′ 431.3 Hz — Lavenham (16½ miles W.N.W. of Ipswich), from a famous old tenor bell sounding d288·4 (Lewis)1826 · Paris: a′ 431.7 Hz — Paris, Grand Opera, fork given by Spontini (Fischer)1854a · Lille: a′ 432.2 Hz — Lille, organ of St. André repaired (Delezenne)1846c · England: a′ 432.3 Hz — England, old fork which belonged to the father of Messrs. Bryceson, organ-builders, and had not been tuned sin (E.)1820c · London: a′ 433 Hz — London, fork approved of by Sir George Smart, conductor of the Philharmonic Concerts, in possession of Mr. Hip (E.)1828 · London: a′ 433.2 Hz — London, Sir G. Smart's own Philharmonic fork. Sir G. Smart considered this a′ fork of his to agree with c″518 (E.)1847 · Shrewsbury: a′ 433.6 Hz — Shrewsbury, St. Mary's, built 1729, by John Harris and John Byfield, pitch altered in 1847 by Gray & Davison (Byolin & E.)1834 · Vienna: a′ 433.9 Hz — Vienna, fork I., Delezenne's Vienna minimum (Scheibler)1829 · Paris: a′ 434 Hz — Paris, opera, verified by M. Montal, after the opera had recovered its pitch, the opera piano remaining at a′4 (Cagniard de la Tour)1834c · Paris Opera: a′ 434 Hz — Paris Opera, fork by Petitbout, luthier de l'opéra (Scheibler)1818 · Paris: a′ 434.3 Hz — Paris, Chapelle des Tuileries, from a copy compared by Cavaillé-Coll of fork No. 493 in the Conservatoire (McLeod & E)1869 · Baden: a′ 434.5 Hz — Baden, fork sent officially to Society of Arts (E.)1826 · Dresden: a′ 435 Hz — Dresden, opera, fork of Kapellmeister Reissiger, successor to C. M. von Weber. Naeke considers this to have be (Naeke)1859 · Carlsruhe: a′ 435 Hz — Carlsruhe, opera, the fork which determined the French Diapason Normal (Fr. Com.)1834a · Paris: a′ 435.2 Hz — Paris, Conservatoire, fork made by Gand, luthier du Conservatoire (Scheibler)1859 · Paris: a′ 435.4 Hz — Paris, the Diapason Normal in the Conservatoire, used extensively in Germany, officially adopted for the Belgi (Koenig & E)1868 · U. S. America: a′ 435.9 Hz — U. S. America, E. S. Ritchie's standard pitch (Cross & Miller)1802 · St. Petersburg: a′ 436 Hz — St. Petersburg, five-foot organ pipes (Sarti)1846p · London: a′ 436 Hz — London, 'Philharmonic,' from Mr. Hipkins's vocal pitch, c″518·5, which for equal temperament gives a′436, but (E.)1878 · London: a′ 436 Hz — London, Messrs. Bishop's standard for church organs (E.)1878 · London: a′ 436.1 Hz — London, fork to which Messrs. Bryceson tuned the organ at Her Majesty's Theatre (E.)1834c · Vienna: a′ 436.5 Hz — Vienna, opera, fork II. (Scheibler)1845 · Florence: a′ 436.7 Hz — Florence, fork lent by M. Marloye (Delezenne)1740~1780 · Dublin: a′ 436.8 Hz — Dublin, Green's organ in the Refectory of Trinity College, probably sharpened (E.)1869 · Würtemberg: a′ 436.9 Hz — Würtemberg, fork sent officially to the Society of Arts (E.)1859 · Toulouse: a′ 437 Hz — Toulouse, Conservatoire (Fr. Com.)1666 · Worcester: a′ 437.1 Hz — *Worcester, cathedral organ built by Thomas and Renatus Harris, from a pipe at Mr. T. Hill's (E.)1872 · Berlin: a′ 437.3 Hz — Berlin, from a fork furnished by Pichler, who tuned the piano of the opera (Fischer)1854a · Paris: a′ 437.4 Hz — Paris, opera, from four forks purchased before 1854, and found to be in unison (Delezenne)1744 · Maidstone: a′ 437.4 Hz — *Maidstone, Old Parish Church, built by Jordans, altered, but not in pitch, in 1878 in meantone temperament (Streatfield & E.)1862 · Dresden: a′ 437.8 Hz — Dresden, fork given by the direction of the Court Theatre to its librarian, Herr Moritz Fürstenau, after the c (E.)1696 · Boston, England: a′ 438.9 Hz — *Boston, England, organ built by Christian Smith, from a pipe preserved by Mr. T. Hill (E.)1834c · Vienna: a′ 439.4 Hz — Vienna, opera, fork III. (Scheibler)1878 · Dresden: a′ 439.4 Hz — Dresden, opera pitch at date, from a fork specially prepared for me by the Court organ-builder, Jehmlich, and (E.)1812 · Paris: a′ 439.5 Hz — Paris, Conservatoire, from copy of a fork preserved there, verified by Cavaillé-Coll (McLeod & E.)1855 · England, Barking, Essex: a′ 439.5 Hz — England, Barking, Essex, Parish Church organ (probably originally a′474·1), built by Byfield & Green, 1770, af (E.)1845 · Turin: a′ 439.9 Hz — Turin, fork lent by Marloye (Delezenne)1829 · Paris: a′ 440 Hz — Paris, opera orchestra, verified by Monneron for de la Fage (Lissajous)1878 · London: a′ 440 Hz — London, Messrs. Gray & Davison's standard pipe (E.)1834 · Stuttgart: a′ 440.2 Hz — Stuttgart pitch, =440 at 69° F., Lissajous measured it, as 440·3 to French Diapason Normal, reckoned as 435, w (Scheibler)1879 · London: a′ 440.2 Hz — London, Messrs. Walker & Sons' standard pipe (E.)1834c · Vienna Opera: a′ 440.3 Hz — Vienna Opera, fork IV. (Scheibler)1878 · London: a′ 440.5 Hz — London, Messrs. Bevington's standard pipe (E.)1834c · Paris Conservatoire: a′ 440.9 Hz — Paris Conservatoire, not trusted so much by Scheibler as 435·2 (Scheibler)1836~1839 · Paris Opera: a′ 441 Hz — Paris Opera, fork of M. Leibner, who kept the pianos to pitch of orchestra, verified by Meyerbeer (Delezenne)1836 · Paris: a′ 441 Hz — Paris, Opéra Comique (Cagniard de la Tour)1859 · Dresden: a′ 441 Hz — Dresden, fork sent to Fr. Com. by the Kapellmeister Reissiger (Fr. Com.)1879 · London: a′ 441 Hz — London, church organ pitch of Messrs. Lewis & Co. (E.)1834 · Vienna Opera: a′ 441.1 Hz — Vienna Opera, fork V., given by Prof. Blahetka as trustworthy; in 1879 this fork was found and lent to me, and (Scheibler)1878 · London: a′ 441.2 Hz — London, Covent Garden Opera, fork for Messrs. Bryceson to tune the organ to (E.)1842 · London: a′ 441.3 Hz — London, the equal a′ corresponding to the late Dr. John Hullah's standard fork, c″524·8, purporting to be c″51 (E.)1690 · Hampton Court Palace: a′ 441.7 Hz — Hampton Court Palace, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ from an original pipe, 12 inches long and 1·2 inch in diameter (E.)1660 · Whitehall, Chapel Royal: a′ 441.7 Hz — Whitehall, Chapel Royal, organ by Bernhardt Schmidt, according to indications by Mr. T. Hill (E.)1878 · London: a′ 441.7 Hz — London, standard pipe of Messrs. Hill and Sons, from c″525·3 (E.)1834c · Berlin: a′ 441.8 Hz — Berlin opera (Scheibler)1859 · Toulouse: a′ 442.5 Hz — Toulouse opera (Fr. Com.)1859 · Brussels: a′ 442.5 Hz — Brussels, opera under direction of Bender (Fr. Com.)1878 · Vienna: a′ 442.7 Hz — *Vienna, small Franciscan organ kept at modern pitch, from a fork tuned for me by the organ-builder Ullmann (E.)1859 · Bordeaux: a′ 443 Hz — Bordeaux opera (Fr. Com.)1859 · Stuttgart: a′ 443 Hz — Stuttgart opera (Fr. Com.)1815c · Durham: a′ 443.1 Hz — *Durham organ, as altered by shifting from a′474·1; a′444·7, the present pitch of new organ, is by Willis (E.)1869 · Bologna, Italy: a′ 443.1 Hz — Bologna, Italy, Liceo Musicale, from fork sent officially to Soc. of Arts (E.)1878 · Vienna: a′ 443.2 Hz — *Vienna, St. Stefan cathedral organ, from a fork tuned for me by organ-builder Ullmann (E.)1836 · Paris: a′ 443.3 Hz — Paris, Wölfel's pianos (Wölfel)1859 · Gotha: a′ 443.3 Hz — Gotha, opera (Fr. Com.)1878 · London: a′ 443.4 Hz — London, from Messrs. Bryceson's standard pipe (E.)1859 · Brunswick: a′ 443.5 Hz — Brunswick, opera (Fr. Com.)1880 · U.S. America, Boston: a′ 443.9 Hz — U.S. America, Boston, organ of Church of the Immaculate Conception (Cross & Miller)1860 · : a′ 444 Hz — Intended but unexecuted standard of Society of Arts to c″528 (nan)1880 · U.S. America: a′ 444.2 Hz — U.S. America, from c″528, the 'low organ pitch' of Hutchings, Plaisted & Co. (Cross & Miller)1840 · France, St. Denis Cathedral: a′ 444.3 Hz — *France, St. Denis Cathedral, organ built by Cavaillé-Coll (Cavaillé-Coll)1880 · London: a′ 444.3 Hz — *London, Temple Church organ after rebuilding by Messrs. Forster and Andrews, who retained the pitch which the (E.)1858 · Madrid: a′ 444.5 Hz — Madrid, Theatre Royal, fork sent to de la Fage by the Maître de Chapelle. French pitch was adopted on 18 March (Lissajous)1877 · London: a′ 444.6 Hz — *London, St. Paul's, after rebuilding by Willis, from a fork belonging to Mr. Hipkins at 57°·5 (E.)1879 · Durham Cathedral: a′ 444.7 Hz — *Durham Cathedral organ, rebuilt by Willis; for its original state, see a′474·1 (E.)1859 · Turin: a′ 444.8 Hz — Turin opera (Fr. Com.)1859 · Weimar: a′ 444.8 Hz — Weimar opera (Fr. Com.)1859 · Würtemberg: a′ 444.8 Hz — Würtemberg concerts (Fr. Com.)1857 · Naples: a′ 444.9 Hz — Naples, San Carlo opera, Guillaume's fork (Lissajous)1880 · London: a′ 444.9 Hz — London, Her Majesty's opera, fork of the theatre (Hipkins)1862 · Vienna: a′ 445 Hz — Vienna, piano of Kapellmeister Proch (Naeke)1834c · Vienna: a′ 445.1 Hz — Vienna opera, fork VI., 'a monstrous growth' (Auswuchs) in Scheibler's opinion (Scheibler)1878 · London: a′ 445.2 Hz — *London (from c″529·4), Mr. H. Willis's church pitch, to which he tuned the organs of the cathedrals of St. Pa (E.)1845 · Vienna Conservatorium: a′ 445.4 Hz — Vienna Conservatorium, fork lent by Marloye (Delezenne)1879 · London: a′ 445.5 Hz — London, Her Majesty's opera during performance (Hipkins & E.)1879 · London: a′ 445.6 Hz — London, Covent Garden opera, fork in possession of Mr. Pitman, organist, and Sig. Vianesi, conductor. Mr. Pitm (E.)1867 · London: a′ 445.8 Hz — London, Exeter Hall, both organs as originally built, from a pipe at the makers', Messrs. Walker; since sharpe (E.)1856 · Paris opera: a′ 445.8 Hz — Paris opera, from the fork of M. Bodin, professor of the piano and music (Lissajous)1849~1854 · London: a′ 445.9 Hz — London, from Broadwoods' original medium pitch of c″530·6, fork of the tuner Finlayson; since 1854 Messrs. Bro (E.)1859 · Pesth: a′ 446 Hz — Pesth, opera (Fr. Com)1856 · Paris: a′ 446.2 Hz — Paris, opera and Conservatoire (Lissajous)1859 · Holland, the Hague: a′ 446.2 Hz — Holland, the Hague at the Conservatoire (Fr. Com.)1845 · Milan: a′ 446.6 Hz — Milan, fork lent by Marloye (Delezenne)1851 · Lille: a′ 446.8 Hz — Lille, festival organ, fork of the tuner Mazingue (Delezenne)1878 · Vienna: a′ 446.8 Hz — Vienna opera, from a fork sent me by the organ-builder, Ullmann, who had charge of the organ there (E.)1859 · Marseilles: a′ 447 Hz — Marseilles Conservatoire (Fr. Com.)1879 · London: a′ 447.3 Hz — London, Exeter Hall organ, from a pipe of the makers, Messrs. Walker, see 445·8 (E.)1856 · Paris: a′ 447.4 Hz — Paris, Italian opera, Bodin's fork (Lissajous)1878 · London: a′ 447.5 Hz — London, Covent Garden opera harmonium (Hipkins)1877 · Gloucester: a′ 447.7 Hz — Gloucester Festival organ, built by Messrs. Walker; from the fork to which it was tuned at 64° F., the tempera (E.)1854 · Paris: a′ 448 Hz — Paris, Grand Opera—also at Lyons and Liège (Lissajous)1839~1840 · Hamburg: a′ 448 Hz — Hamburg, opera, under Krebs (Schmahl)1859 · Munich: a′ 448.1 Hz — Munich, opera (Fr. Com.)1869 · Leipzig: a′ 448.2 Hz — Leipzig, Gewandhaus Concerts, from fork sent officially to the Society of Arts (E.)1857 · Berlin: a′ 448.4 Hz — Berlin, opera, fork of the conductor Taubert (Lissajous)1860 · London: a′ 448.4 Hz — London, from Cramer's, c″533·3, purporting to be the Society of Arts' pitch, intended for c″528 (E.)1880 · Boston: a′ 448.5 Hz — Boston, Nichol's fork of Germania Orchestra, as corrected to 59°F. (Cross & Miller)1859 · Leipzig: a′ 448.8 Hz — Leipzig Conservatoire (Fr. Com.)1855 · Paris: a′ 449 Hz — Paris, opera, experiments by Lissajous and Ferrand, the first violin (Lissajous)1877 · Covent Garden Opera: a′ 449.2 Hz — Covent Garden Opera, pitch of the harmonium (Hipkins)1860 · London: a′ 449.4 Hz — London, from Griesbach's c″534·5, tuned for the Society of Arts as c″528; he tuned a′ as 445·7 (E.)1879 · London: a′ 449.7 Hz — London, Covent Garden opera, taken from organ a′ during performance (Hipkins)1859 · Prague: a′ 449.8 Hz — Prague, opera (Fr. Com.)1877 · London: a′ 449.9 Hz — London, from copy of Collard's standard fork (E.)1856 · Milan: a′ 450.3 Hz — Milan, opera (Lissajous)1848 &1854 · Lille: a′ 450.5 Hz — Lille, from forks tuned by the oboist Colin, during the performances of Robert le Diable, 27 April 1854, betwe (Delezenne)1877 · Glasgow: a′ 450.6 Hz — Glasgow Public Halls organ, from fork settled by the organist W. T. Best and the late H. Smart, lent me by the (E.)1880 · U.S. America, Boston: a′ 450.9 Hz — U.S. America, Boston Music Hall, reduced from pipe c271·2 at 70° F. (Cross & Miller)1858 · Russian opera: a′ 451.5 Hz — Russian opera, from a c″ fork, probably miscalculated, as the a′ from Broadwoods' c″ forks were (Fr. Com.)1874 · Belgian army: a′ 451.7 Hz — Belgian army pitch, reduced from Koenig's 451 vib. by his old standard, and also measured from copy sent by Ma (E.)1867 · Milan: a′ 451.7 Hz — Milan, Scala Theatre (Lissajous)1880 · U.S. America, New York: a′ 451.7 Hz — U.S. America, New York, from Chickering's c268·5 standard fork (Cross & Miller)1878 · British Army: a′ 451.9 Hz — British Army regulation, from fork lent by Dr. W. H. Stone (E.)1885 · : a′ 452 Hz — The International Inventions and Music Exhibition of 1885 adopted this as the pitch of all instruments for the (E.)1852~1874 · London: a′ 452.5 Hz — London, mean of the pitch of the Philharmonic Band under the direction of Sir Michael Costa 1846-54, tuned dur (E.)1880 · Newcastle-on-Tyne: a′ 452.5 Hz — Newcastle-on-Tyne, Schulze's Tynedock organ, from a fork tuned by Mr. Ch. Chambers, Mus. B. (Chambers & E.)1878 · Kneller Hall Training School for Military Music: a′ 452.9 Hz — Kneller Hall Training School for Military Music, from a fork lent by Dr. W. H. Stone (E.)1645 · Holstein, Glückstadt: a′ 453 Hz — *Holstein, Glückstadt organ, built 1645, improved by Schnitger 1665, measured 1879 (Schmahl)1878 · London: a′ 453.9 Hz — London, Willis's concert organ pitch, to which he tuned the large organs in the Albert Hall and Alexandra Pala (E.)1862 · Vienna: a′ 454 Hz — Vienna, piano of Kapellmeister Esser, while the orchestra was at a′466, the regular fork at a′456·1, and the p (Naeke)1877 · Crystal Palace: a′ 454.1 Hz — Crystal Palace, from a fork c″540 lent by Mr. Hipkins, to which the piano for concerts was tuned (E.)1715c · London: a′ 454.2 Hz — London, very old fork found at Brixton 1878 of the same make as Rev. G. T. Driffield's tenor a, see a′419·9 (E.)1874 · London: a′ 454.7 Hz — London, from c″540·8, a fork representing the highest pitch of the London Philharmonic observed by Mr. Hipkins (E.)1879 · London: a′ 454.7 Hz — London, Messrs. Steinway's London pitch (E.)1878 · London: a′ 454.7 Hz — London, Messrs. Bryceson's band pitch, to which they tuned their organ in St. Michael's, Cornhill, London (E.)1877 · London: a′ 455.1 Hz — London, Wagner Festival at Albert Hall, temperature probably 61·5° F., see above a′453·9 (Hipkins & E.)1749 · Hamburg: a′ 455.2 Hz — Hamburg, old positiv or chamber organ, built by Lehnert, in possession of Herr Schmahl (Schmahl & E.)1879 · London: a′ 455.3 Hz — London, Erard's concert pitch, from their fork (E.)1859 · Belgium: a′ 455.5 Hz — Belgium, band of Guides; probably no such fork existed. M. Bender used to give the pitch on a small clarinet, (Fr. Com.)1877 · London: a′ 455.9 Hz — London, fork used by one of Chappell's tuners, lent me by Dr. Stone (E.)1880 · U.S. America, Cincinnati: a′ 456.1 Hz — U.S. America, Cincinnati, pitch used in Thomas's orchestra. [This is said by de la Fage to have been the pitch (Cross & Miller)1859a · Vienna: a′ 456.1 Hz — Vienna, fork tuned for me by the pianoforte makers Streicher in Vienna from a fork in their possession, giving (E.)1879 · U.S. America, New York: a′ 457.2 Hz — U.S. America, New York, from a fork obtained for me by Messrs. Steinway as representing their American pitch (E.)1880 · U.S. America, New York: a′ 458 Hz — U.S. America, New York, from a fork furnished by R. Spice as Steinway's pitch (Cross & Miller)1880 · U.S. America: a′ 460.8 Hz — U.S. America, highest New York pitch, from a fork furnished by R. Spice; these two last are sharper than the n (Cross & Miller)1640c · Vienna: a′ 457.6 Hz — Vienna, Great Franciscan organ, stated by organ-builder Ullmann to be 240 years old in 1878, and to possess it (E.)1668 · England: a′ 474.1 Hz — England, in the Pars Organica of Tomkins's Musica Deo Sacra as quoted in Sir F. A. Gore Ouseley's Collection o (E.)1683 · Durham: a′ 474.1 Hz — Durham, Bernhardt Schmidt's original organ at Durham, which had both a♭ and g♯. The pipe I measured in Feb. 18 (Armes & E.)1708 · Chapel Royal, St. James's: a′ 474.1 Hz — Chapel Royal, St. James's, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ, now in Mercers' Hall, which I found on examination had h (E.)1748 · Botolph Lane: a′ 474.1 Hz — The Jordans' organ, Botolph Lane, from indications by Mr. T. Hill (E.)1879 · Hamburg: a′ 480.8 Hz — Hamburg, St. Catherine Kirche, built by Hans Stellwagen in 1543, and frequently repaired. Herr Degenhardt, the (Degenhardt & E.)1878 · Lübeck Cathedral: a′ 484.1 Hz — Lübeck Cathedral, small organ, which according to the organist Jimmerthal has its g′ in unison with the pipe o (Jimmerthal)1688 · Hamburg: a′ 489.2 Hz — Hamburg, St. Jacobi Kirche, built by Schnitger of Harburg originally in equal temperament, played on and appro (Schmahl & E.)1879 · Hamburg: a′ 494.5 Hz — Hamburg, St. Jacobi Kirche, present pitch, used since 1866 in order to agree with Scheibler's forks, taking hi (Schmahl & E.)1700 · Holstein, Rendsburg: a′ 495.5 Hz — Holstein, Rendsburg, a large organ recently broken up (Schmahl)1636 · Paris: a′ 503.7 Hz — Paris, Mersenne's ton de chapelle with G112·6 on the French four-foot pipe, this being the lowest note of his (E.)1511 · Heidelberg: a′ 504.2 Hz — Heidelberg, from a model after Arnold Schlick, who recommends that his 6½-foot Rhenish pipe, having 301·6 vib. (E.)1361 · Halberstadt: a′ 505.8 Hz — Halberstadt organ, built 1361, repaired 1495, described by Prætorius, who gives the dimensions of the largest (E.)1636 · Paris: a′ 563.1 Hz — Paris, Mersenne's chamber pitch calculated from F being the pipe of 4 French feet giving 112·6 vib. See Harmon (E.)1619 · North German: a′ 567.3 Hz — North German church pitch, called by Prætorius chamber pitch, taken as a meantone Fourth (503 cents) above Præ (E.)
표 보기 (242)
a′ (Hz)센트연도(원문)장소설명관측구분쪽
370.00—Ideal lowest pitch or zero pointE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
373.115—Calculated from D.'s measurements of an open wooden pipe 1·3 metres long, taken as cDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
373.7171648ParisParis, from a model after MersenneE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
374.2191700aLilleLille, organ of l'Hospice ComtesseDelezenne교회·오르간495
376.6311766ParisParis, from a model after BédosE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
377.0331511HeidelbergHeidelberg, from a model after Arnold Schlick (see 535 cents)E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
384.3661700cLilleLille, old fork found 1854a by M. MazingueDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
384.6691851LilleLille, organ of St. Sauveur, rebuilt, with old pitchDelezenne교회·오르간495
392.21001739St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, a clavichord according to Marpurg, but Euler gives no particularsEuler기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
393.21041713Strassburg MinsterStrassburg Minster, great organ by A. SilbermannStockhausen & E.교회·오르간495
395.21141759CambridgeCambridge, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ at Trinity College, 1708, after being new voiced and 'shifted' in 1759Dr. R. Smith교회·오르간495
395.21141720RomeRome, pitch-pipes observed by Dr. R. SmithDr. R. Smith기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
395.81171789France, VersaillesFrance, Versailles, copy of fork No. 410 at the Musée du Conservatoire, Paris, compared with the original by Cavaillé-CollMcLeod & E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대495
396.41191615Palatinate of the RhinePalatinate of the Rhine, from a model of pipe described by Salomon de CausE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
398.71291854aLilleLille, old organ of La Madeleine restoredDelezenne교회·오르간495
402.91481648ParisParis, Mersenne's Spinet, from his statement that B♮ = Bédos's 4-foot c (see 31 cents)E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
403.91521730PaduaPadua, from copy sent by Prof. Rossetti of the old lower f″ fork of the bellfoundry of ColbacchiniE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
406.61631704ParisParis, result of several experiments on an e pipeSauveur기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
407.31661854LilleLille, organ of St. Maurice repaired, old pitch keptDelezenne교회·오르간495
407.91691762HamburgHamburg, organ of St. Michaelis Kirche, built by Hildebrand of Dresden, under the direction of Handel's friend, J. Mattheson (1681~1764), in the chamber pitch of the period, still preserved; now, and probably always, in equal temperamentSchmahl & E.교회·오르간495
409.01741783ParisParis, Court clavecins, fork of Pascal Taskin, their tunerLissajous기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
410.0178—ParisParis, 18th century pitch-pipe found in the cabinet of the Faculty of SciencesLissajous기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
411.41841688HamburgHamburg, chamber pitch on the former 8-foot Gedact of the St. Jacobi organ (see 484 cents)Schmahl & E.교회·오르간495
413.3191—'Schneider's Oboe,' date and place unknownNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
414.41961776BreslauBreslau, clavichordsMarpurg기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)495
415.01991754DresdenDresden, organ of the Roman Catholic Church by Gottfried Silbermann, pitch of the chained fork placed there by King August der Grechte, 1763~1827, who would not allow the pitch to be changed; the fork was lent me by Frau NaekeE.교회·오르간495
415.52011722DresdenDresden, organ of St. Sophie, built by G. SilbermannNaeke교회·오르간496
418.02111780St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, organs; no particularsEuler교회·오르간496
418.12121878DresdenDresden, present pitch of the organ of the Roman Catholic Church, from a fork tuned for me thereE.교회·오르간496
419.02151700cLondonLondon, Renatus Harris's organ at St. John's, ClerkenwellE.교회·오르간496
419.52171714Freiberg, SaxonyFreiberg, Saxony, G. Silbermann's organNaeke교회·오르간496
419.62181858MadridMadrid, ton de chapelle, calculatedde la Fage교회·오르간496
419.62181785Seville, SpainSeville, Spain, pitch of the old organ of Torje Bosch, from a fork said by the organist Don Yñiguez to be in exact unison with its a′ at a mean temperatureE.교회·오르간496
419.92191715cEnglandEngland, rude tenor a fork, belonging to Rev. G. T. Driffield, who held it to have been made by John Shore, the inventor of tuning-forksE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
420.12201780Winchester CollegeWinchester College organ, from one of the pipes added by Green when repairing R. Harris's organ of 1681E.교회·오르간496
421.22241860Russian Imperial CourtRussian Imperial Court church band from fork lent by Frau NaekeE.교회·오르간496
421.32251780ViennaVienna, fork of the Saxon organ-builder Schulze, who lived at Vienna in Mozart's timeNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
421.62261780ViennaVienna, copy of fork of Stein, who made Mozart's clavichords and pianos, lent me by Frau NaekeNaeke & E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.32291780DresdenDresden, fork of former Court organist KirstenNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.32291780cVeronaVerona, from a copy of a c′ fork believed to be the Roman pitch of 1780, preserved at the bell-foundry of Cavedini, procured by Prof. Rossetti of PaduaE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.52301751EnglandEngland, Handel's fork belonging to Rev. G. T. Driffield. The organ at Cannons in the private chapel of the Duke of Chandos, built by Jordans, and afterwards bought by Trinity Church, Gosport, has been recently (in 1884) examined by the organist, Mr. Howlett, and found to have had in Handel's time, when he used to play on it, a B♮ (now B♭) pipe of 12·3 inches long, and 1 inch in diameter; this shews that its pitch, was then A423·5, or practically the same as Handel's forkE.교회·오르간496
422.52301820aWestminster AbbeyWestminster Abbey, as originally tuned by Schreider and Jordans, from indications by Mr. T. Hill, who retuned it to a′441·7. It had been altered by Greatorex to a′433·2, Smart's pitchE.교회·오르간496
422.52301838Bath Abbey ChurchBath Abbey Church, as rebuilt by Smith of Bristol, from indications by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간496
422.52301877pEnglandEngland, Mr. J. Curwen's Tonic Solfa standard c″507, using the just a′ onlyE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.62301790aKew Parish ChurchKew Parish Church, Green's organ, untouched and in meantone temperament when measured in 1878, built as a chamber organ for George III.E.교회·오르간496
422.62301754cLilleLille, very old fork found in workshops of M. François, musical instrument maker thereDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.62301780cPaduaPadua, from copy of the higher f″ fork of the bell-foundry of Colbacchini (see 152 cents)E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
422.72311800cEnglandEngland, from old fork, c″505·7, belonging to Messrs. BroadwoodsE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)496
423.02321820ParisParis, Théâtre Feydeau, Opéra Comique, from copy of fork at the Conservatoire, Paris, compared with the original by Cavaillé-CollMcLeod and E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대496
423.22331778LondonLondon, Green's organ at St. Katherine's, Regent's Park, still (when I measured it) in meantone temperament (see sect. G., p. 484c′)E.교회·오르간496
423.22331815~1821DresdenDresden, band of the Opera while C. M. von Weber (1786~1826) was conductor (Kapellmeister)E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대496
423.32331813LondonLondon, second copy of Peppercorn's fork by which the pianofortes of the Philharmonic Society were originally tuned; this copy was prepared for the Society of Arts in 1860, and is now in the possession of Messrs. BroadwoodsE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대496
423.72351813LondonLondon, first copy of Peppercorn's fork made before 1860, belonging to Mr. Hipkins; see last entry, the original is lost, and it is impossible to say which was correct. The difference, 2 cents, is utterly insignificantE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
424.12361740~1812Eutin (18 miles N. of Lübeck)Eutin (18 miles N. of Lübeck), fork of Franz Anton von Weber, father of Carl Maria von WeberNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
424.22371619BrunswickBrunswick, from a model made from Prætorius's drawing of an organ pipe at a 'suitable' church pitchE.교회·오르간497
424.22371823ParisParis, Italian Opera, mean of twenty measurements of a fork given by SpontiniFischer오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
424.32371750aLondonLondon, old forks formerly belonging to Prof. Faraday, lent me by Mr. D. J. BlaikleyE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
424.32371749LondonLondon, organ at All Hallows the Great and Less, Upper Thames Street, built by Glyn & Parker, by whom Handel's Foundling Hospital organ was builtE.교회·오르간497
424.42381833WeimarWeimar, from a model of Töpfer's wide principal c″-pipeE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
424.62391800cEnglandEngland, old fork said to have been used in Plymouth Theatre, lent me by Dr. StainerE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
424.92401805LondonLondon, old D fork of Elliott's, by which he tuned the organ built for the Ancient Concerts at the Hanover Square Rooms, lent me by his successor, Mr. T. HillE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
424.92401800cGermanyGermany, fork of the bassoonist KummerNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
425.22411730c-1780cPaduaPadua, mean of two ancient pitch-pipes belonging to the bellfoundry of Colbacchini, lent me at the request of Prof. F. Rossetti thereE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
425.52421829ParisParis, pitch of opera piano as distinct from the orchestra, verified by Monneron for de la FageLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
425.62421740~1780EnglandEngland, Schnetzler's organ at the German Chapel Royal, St. James's PalaceE.교회·오르간497
425.62421764HalifaxHalifax, Schnetzler's organ, from indications by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간497
425.82431824ParisParis, pitch of opera, suddenly lowered on 31 March for Mme. Branchu, whose voice was failing. The piano for rehearsals was also lowered, and was not raised immediately when the orchestra was raised; this was called opera pitchLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
425.82431839Bologna, ItalyBologna, Italy, pitch of fork of Tadolini, the best tuner in the townde la Fage기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
425.92441740Great YarmouthGreat Yarmouth, St. George's Chapel, by Byfield, Jordan & BridgeTunbridge & E.교회·오르간497
426.52461843Wimbledon ChurchWimbledon Church, organ built by Messrs. WalkerE.교회·오르간497
427.02481811ParisParis, Grand OperaScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대497
427.22491878aNorwich CathedralNorwich Cathedral organ before it was altered by Bryceson, supposed to be by R. HarrisE.교회·오르간497
427.52501877aTonic Solfa pitch to 1877, afterwards 422·5E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
427.62501823ParisParis, Théâtre Feydeau, fork given by SpontiniFischer기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
427.72511696LondonLondon, old organ built by R. Harris, a pipe of St. Andrew Undershaft, from Green's Organ, preserved by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간497
427.8251178 8St. George's Chapel, WindsorSt. George's Chapel, Windsor, measured in Feb. 1880, while still in meantone temperamentE.교회·오르간497
428.72551670Newcastle-on-TyneNewcastle-on-Tyne, St. Nicholas Church organ built by Renatus Harris, frequently altered except in pitchIons교회·오르간497
430.02601810cParisParis, Fork of M. Lemoine, a celebrated amateurLissajous기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)497
430.42621701Fullham Parish ChurchFullham Parish Church organ, built by Jordans. This pitch was officially adopted in Italy in 1884 as the pitch of the Italian army brass bands, giving B♭456, the nearest whole number to equal B♭456·13, which would correspond to the 'arithmetical' pitch C512E.교회·오르간497
431.32641625Lavenham (16½ miles W.N.W. of Ipswich)Lavenham (16½ miles W.N.W. of Ipswich), from a famous old tenor bell sounding d288·4Lewis기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
431.72671826ParisParis, Grand Opera, fork given by SpontiniFischer오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
432.22691854aLilleLille, organ of St. André repairedDelezenne교회·오르간498
432.32701846cEnglandEngland, old fork which belonged to the father of Messrs. Bryceson, organ-builders, and had not been tuned since 1848, when it had been sharpened slightlyE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
433.02721820cLondonLondon, fork approved of by Sir George Smart, conductor of the Philharmonic Concerts, in possession of Mr. Hipkins, from c″ 518 using meantone temperament; if equal temperament were used it would give a′435·4 and be a 30 years' anticipation of French pitch. Used in this way it is Broadwoods' lowest pitch. Long sold in shops as 'London Philharmonic'E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
433.22731828LondonLondon, Sir G. Smart's own Philharmonic fork. Sir G. Smart considered this a′ fork of his to agree with c″518 (see last entry). This shews that he used meantone temperamentE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
433.62751847ShrewsburyShrewsbury, St. Mary's, built 1729, by John Harris and John Byfield, pitch altered in 1847 by Gray & DavisonByolin & E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
433.92761834ViennaVienna, fork I., Delezenne's Vienna minimumScheibler기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
434.02761829ParisParis, opera, verified by M. Montal, after the opera had recovered its pitch, the opera piano remaining at a′425·5, which see, and also a′425·8Cagniard de la Tour오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
434.02761834cParis OperaParis Opera, fork by Petitbout, luthier de l'opéraScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
434.32781818ParisParis, Chapelle des Tuileries, from a copy compared by Cavaillé-Coll of fork No. 493 in the ConservatoireMcLeod & E교회·오르간498
434.52781869BadenBaden, fork sent officially to Society of ArtsE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
434.7279—LondonLondon, from a model of pipe representing b′486·1, one foot long and one inch diameter, on Renatus Harris's organ at All Hallows, BarkingE.교회·오르간498
435.02801826DresdenDresden, opera, fork of Kapellmeister Reissiger, successor to C. M. von Weber. Naeke considers this to have been Dresden pitch from 1825 to 1830Naeke오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
435.02801859CarlsruheCarlsruhe, opera, the fork which determined the French Diapason NormalFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
435.22821834aParisParis, Conservatoire, fork made by Gand, luthier du ConservatoireScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
435.42821859ParisParis, the Diapason Normal in the Conservatoire, used extensively in Germany, officially adopted for the Belgian army in 1885. The various imperfect copies used are not citedKoenig & E오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
435.92831868U. S. AmericaU. S. America, E. S. Ritchie's standard pitchCross & Miller기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
436.02841802St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, five-foot organ pipesSarti교회·오르간498
436.02841846pLondonLondon, 'Philharmonic,' from Mr. Hipkins's vocal pitch, c″518·5, which for equal temperament gives a′436, but on meantone temperament, for which it was first used, gave a′433·5; the fork with which Mr. E. J. Hopkins compared the pitch of the organs at Lübeck, Hamburg, and Strassburg, see his The Organ ed. 1870, art. 791, p. 189E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
436.02841878LondonLondon, Messrs. Bishop's standard for church organsE.교회·오르간498
436.12851878LondonLondon, fork to which Messrs. Bryceson tuned the organ at Her Majesty's TheatreE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
436.52861834cViennaVienna, opera, fork II.Scheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대498
436.72871845FlorenceFlorence, fork lent by M. MarloyeDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
436.82871740~1780DublinDublin, Green's organ in the Refectory of Trinity College, probably sharpenedE.교회·오르간498
436.92881869WürtembergWürtemberg, fork sent officially to the Society of ArtsE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)498
437.02881859ToulouseToulouse, ConservatoireFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
437.12891666Worcester*Worcester, cathedral organ built by Thomas and Renatus Harris, from a pipe at Mr. T. Hill'sE.교회·오르간499
437.32891872BerlinBerlin, from a fork furnished by Pichler, who tuned the piano of the operaFischer오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
437.42891854aParisParis, opera, from four forks purchased before 1854, and found to be in unisonDelezenne오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
437.42891744Maidstone*Maidstone, Old Parish Church, built by Jordans, altered, but not in pitch, in 1878 in meantone temperamentStreatfield & E.교회·오르간499
437.82911862DresdenDresden, fork given by the direction of the Court Theatre to its librarian, Herr Moritz Fürstenau, after the conference on pitch held there, by whom it was lent me to measure, meant for a′440E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
438.92951696Boston, England*Boston, England, organ built by Christian Smith, from a pipe preserved by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간499
439.4297—LilleLille, old fork formerly belonging to the Marquis d'AligreDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
439.42971834cViennaVienna, opera, fork III.Scheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
439.42971878DresdenDresden, opera pitch at date, from a fork specially prepared for me by the Court organ-builder, Jehmlich, and sent by Herr Moritz Fürstenau, librarian of the theatreE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
439.52981812ParisParis, Conservatoire, from copy of a fork preserved there, verified by Cavaillé-CollMcLeod & E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
439.52981855England, Barking, EssexEngland, Barking, Essex, Parish Church organ (probably originally a′474·1), built by Byfield & Green, 1770, after alterations by Messrs. WalkerE.교회·오르간499
439.92991845TurinTurin, fork lent by MarloyeDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
440.03001829ParisParis, opera orchestra, verified by Monneron for de la FageLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
440.03001878LondonLondon, Messrs. Gray & Davison's standard pipeE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
440.23011834StuttgartStuttgart pitch, =440 at 69° F., Lissajous measured it, as 440·3 to French Diapason Normal, reckoned as 435, which then when corrected to 435·4 gives 440·7Scheibler기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
440.23011879LondonLondon, Messrs. Walker & Sons' standard pipeE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
440.33011834cVienna OperaVienna Opera, fork IV.Scheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
440.53021878LondonLondon, Messrs. Bevington's standard pipeE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
440.93031834cParis ConservatoireParis Conservatoire, not trusted so much by Scheibler as 435·2Scheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
441.03041836~1839Paris OperaParis Opera, fork of M. Leibner, who kept the pianos to pitch of orchestra, verified by MeyerbeerDelezenne오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
441.03041836ParisParis, Opéra ComiqueCagniard de la Tour기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
441.03041859DresdenDresden, fork sent to Fr. Com. by the Kapellmeister ReissigerFr. Com.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
441.03041879LondonLondon, church organ pitch of Messrs. Lewis & Co.E.교회·오르간499
441.13041834Vienna OperaVienna Opera, fork V., given by Prof. Blahetka as trustworthy; in 1879 this fork was found and lent to me, and then from rust and ill-treatment measured only 439·9, the greatest loss of pitch I have found in any forkScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
441.23051878LondonLondon, Covent Garden Opera, fork for Messrs. Bryceson to tune the organ toE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대499
441.33051842LondonLondon, the equal a′ corresponding to the late Dr. John Hullah's standard fork, c″524·8, purporting to be c″512; J. H. Griesbach measured it as 521·6E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
441.73071690Hampton Court PalaceHampton Court Palace, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ from an original pipe, 12 inches long and 1·2 inch in diameter, giving b′♭472·6E.교회·오르간499
441.73071660Whitehall, Chapel RoyalWhitehall, Chapel Royal, organ by Bernhardt Schmidt, according to indications by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간499
441.73071878LondonLondon, standard pipe of Messrs. Hill and Sons, from c″525·3E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)499
441.83071834cBerlinBerlin operaScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
442.53101859ToulouseToulouse operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
442.53101859BrusselsBrussels, opera under direction of BenderFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
442.73111878Vienna*Vienna, small Franciscan organ kept at modern pitch, from a fork tuned for me by the organ-builder UllmannE.교회·오르간500
443.03121859BordeauxBordeaux operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
443.03121859StuttgartStuttgart operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
443.13121815cDurham*Durham organ, as altered by shifting from a′474·1; a′444·7, the present pitch of new organ, is by WillisE.교회·오르간500
443.13121869Bologna, ItalyBologna, Italy, Liceo Musicale, from fork sent officially to Soc. of ArtsE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
443.23131878Vienna*Vienna, St. Stefan cathedral organ, from a fork tuned for me by organ-builder UllmannE.교회·오르간500
443.33131836ParisParis, Wölfel's pianosWölfel기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
443.33131859GothaGotha, operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
443.43131878LondonLondon, from Messrs. Bryceson's standard pipeE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
443.53141859BrunswickBrunswick, operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
443.93151880U.S. America, BostonU.S. America, Boston, organ of Church of the Immaculate ConceptionCross & Miller교회·오르간500
444.03151860Intended but unexecuted standard of Society of Arts to c″528기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
444.23161880U.S. AmericaU.S. America, from c″528, the 'low organ pitch' of Hutchings, Plaisted & Co.Cross & Miller교회·오르간500
444.33171840France, St. Denis Cathedral*France, St. Denis Cathedral, organ built by Cavaillé-CollCavaillé-Coll교회·오르간500
444.33171880London*London, Temple Church organ after rebuilding by Messrs. Forster and Andrews, who retained the pitch which they found, which was Robon's, originally built by Bernhardt Schmidt, with both E♭ and D♯, and both A♭ and G♯ keys, and perhaps then having a′441·7E.교회·오르간500
444.53181858MadridMadrid, Theatre Royal, fork sent to de la Fage by the Maître de Chapelle. French pitch was adopted on 18 March 1879Lissajous교회·오르간500
444.63181877London*London, St. Paul's, after rebuilding by Willis, from a fork belonging to Mr. Hipkins at 57°·5E.교회·오르간500
444.73181879Durham Cathedral*Durham Cathedral organ, rebuilt by Willis; for its original state, see a′474·1E.교회·오르간500
444.83191859TurinTurin operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
444.83191859WeimarWeimar operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
444.83191859WürtembergWürtemberg concertsFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
444.93191857NaplesNaples, San Carlo opera, Guillaume's forkLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
444.93191880LondonLondon, Her Majesty's opera, fork of the theatreHipkins오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
445.03201862ViennaVienna, piano of Kapellmeister ProchNaeke기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
445.0320—HamburgHamburg 'old pitch,' date unknownSchmahl기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
445.13211834cViennaVienna opera, fork VI., 'a monstrous growth' (Auswuchs) in Scheibler's opinionScheibler오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
445.23211878London*London (from c″529·4), Mr. H. Willis's church pitch, to which he tuned the organs of the cathedrals of St. Paul's (London), Durham, Salisbury, Glasgow (established), St. Mary's (Edinburgh)E.교회·오르간500
445.43221845Vienna ConservatoriumVienna Conservatorium, fork lent by MarloyeDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)500
445.53221879LondonLondon, Her Majesty's opera during performanceHipkins & E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
445.63221879LondonLondon, Covent Garden opera, fork in possession of Mr. Pitman, organist, and Sig. Vianesi, conductor. Mr. Pitman said the pitch was thus in 1878 because oboe, bassoon, and flute would not play lowerE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
445.83231867LondonLondon, Exeter Hall, both organs as originally built, from a pipe at the makers', Messrs. Walker; since sharpened to a′447·3E.교회·오르간500
445.83231856Paris operaParis opera, from the fork of M. Bodin, professor of the piano and musicLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대500
445.93231849~1854LondonLondon, from Broadwoods' original medium pitch of c″530·6, fork of the tuner Finlayson; since 1854 Messrs. Broadwoods use a′446·2 as their medium pitch. This pitch was chosen empiricallyE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
446.03231859PesthPesth, operaFr. Com오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
446.23241856ParisParis, opera and ConservatoireLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
446.23241859Holland, the HagueHolland, the Hague at the ConservatoireFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
446.63261845MilanMilan, fork lent by MarloyeDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
446.83271851LilleLille, festival organ, fork of the tuner MazingueDelezenne교회·오르간501
446.83271878ViennaVienna opera, from a fork sent me by the organ-builder, Ullmann, who had charge of the organ thereE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
447.03271859MarseillesMarseilles ConservatoireFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
447.33281879LondonLondon, Exeter Hall organ, from a pipe of the makers, Messrs. Walker, see 445·8E.교회·오르간501
447.43291856ParisParis, Italian opera, Bodin's forkLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
447.53291878LondonLondon, Covent Garden opera harmoniumHipkins오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
447.73301877GloucesterGloucester Festival organ, built by Messrs. Walker; from the fork to which it was tuned at 64° F., the temperature of the pipe being reduced to 59°E.교회·오르간501
448.03311854ParisParis, Grand Opera—also at Lyons and LiègeLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.03311839~1840HamburgHamburg, opera, under KrebsSchmahl오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.13311859MunichMunich, operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.23321869LeipzigLeipzig, Gewandhaus Concerts, from fork sent officially to the Society of ArtsE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.43331857BerlinBerlin, opera, fork of the conductor TaubertLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.43331860LondonLondon, from Cramer's, c″533·3, purporting to be the Society of Arts' pitch, intended for c″528E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
448.53331880BostonBoston, Nichol's fork of Germania Orchestra, as corrected to 59°F.Cross & Miller오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
448.83341859LeipzigLeipzig ConservatoireFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
449.03351855ParisParis, opera, experiments by Lissajous and Ferrand, the first violinLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
449.23361877Covent Garden OperaCovent Garden Opera, pitch of the harmoniumHipkins오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
449.43371860LondonLondon, from Griesbach's c″534·5, tuned for the Society of Arts as c″528; he tuned a′ as 445·7E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
449.73381879LondonLondon, Covent Garden opera, taken from organ a′ during performanceHipkins오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
449.83381859PraguePrague, operaFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
449.93391877LondonLondon, from copy of Collard's standard forkE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
450.33401856MilanMilan, operaLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
450.53401848 &1854LilleLille, from forks tuned by the oboist Colin, during the performances of Robert le Diable, 27 April 1854, between the acts, and carefully verifiedDelezenne기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
450.63411877GlasgowGlasgow Public Halls organ, from fork settled by the organist W. T. Best and the late H. Smart, lent me by the builder LewisE.교회·오르간501
450.93421880U.S. America, BostonU.S. America, Boston Music Hall, reduced from pipe c271·2 at 70° F.Cross & Miller기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
451.53451858Russian operaRussian opera, from a c″ fork, probably miscalculated, as the a′ from Broadwoods' c″ forks wereFr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
451.73451874Belgian armyBelgian army pitch, reduced from Koenig's 451 vib. by his old standard, and also measured from copy sent by Mahillon. On 19 March 1885 the Belgian Government adopted French pitch, A435E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
451.73451867MilanMilan, Scala TheatreLissajous오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
451.73451880U.S. America, New YorkU.S. America, New York, from Chickering's c268·5 standard forkCross & Miller기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
451.93461878British ArmyBritish Army regulation, from fork lent by Dr. W. H. StoneE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대501
452.03461885The International Inventions and Music Exhibition of 1885 adopted this as the pitch of all instruments for the Exhibition, being the nearest whole number to the next preceding and next following. The fork was verified by myselfE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)501
452.53491852~1874LondonLondon, mean of the pitch of the Philharmonic Band under the direction of Sir Michael Costa 1846-54, tuned during that period by Mr. J. Black of Broadwoods', approved by Sir Michael Costa, and recorded by Mr. Hipkins, who lent me the fork. Used as Broadwoods' highest till 1874, No. 3 of French CommissionE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
452.53491880Newcastle-on-TyneNewcastle-on-Tyne, Schulze's Tynedock organ, from a fork tuned by Mr. Ch. Chambers, Mus. B.Chambers & E.교회·오르간502
452.93501878Kneller Hall Training School for Military MusicKneller Hall Training School for Military Music, from a fork lent by Dr. W. H. StoneE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
453.03501645Holstein, Glückstadt*Holstein, Glückstadt organ, built 1645, improved by Schnitger 1665, measured 1879Schmahl교회·오르간502
453.93541878LondonLondon, Willis's concert organ pitch, to which he tuned the large organs in the Albert Hall and Alexandra Palace, from pipe c″ 543·2 at 65° F., and 541·2 at 61·5° F.E.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
454.03541862ViennaVienna, piano of Kapellmeister Esser, while the orchestra was at a′466, the regular fork at a′456·1, and the piano of the other Kapellmeister Proch at a′445Naeke오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
454.13551877Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace, from a fork c″540 lent by Mr. Hipkins, to which the piano for concerts was tunedE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
454.23551715cLondonLondon, very old fork found at Brixton 1878 of the same make as Rev. G. T. Driffield's tenor a, see a′419·9E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
454.73571874LondonLondon, from c″540·8, a fork representing the highest pitch of the London Philharmonic observed by Mr. Hipkins since 1874; at the suggestion of Mr. Charles Hallé, used as Broadwoods' highest pitchE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
454.73571879LondonLondon, Messrs. Steinway's London pitchE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
454.73571878LondonLondon, Messrs. Bryceson's band pitch, to which they tuned their organ in St. Michael's, Cornhill, LondonE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
455.13581877LondonLondon, Wagner Festival at Albert Hall, temperature probably 61·5° F., see above a′453·9Hipkins & E.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
455.23591749HamburgHamburg, old positiv or chamber organ, built by Lehnert, in possession of Herr SchmahlSchmahl & E.교회·오르간502
455.33591879LondonLondon, Erard's concert pitch, from their forkE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
455.53591859BelgiumBelgium, band of Guides; probably no such fork existed. M. Bender used to give the pitch on a small clarinet, from which M. Mahillon has a fork of at least a′456Fr. Com.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
455.93621877LondonLondon, fork used by one of Chappell's tuners, lent me by Dr. StoneE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
456.13621880U.S. America, CincinnatiU.S. America, Cincinnati, pitch used in Thomas's orchestra. [This is said by de la Fage to have been the pitch sent by Bettini in 1857 for the London Italian opera—evidently an error]Cross & Miller오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
456.13621859aViennaVienna, fork tuned for me by the pianoforte makers Streicher in Vienna from a fork in their possession, giving the celebrated 'sharp Vienna pitch' before the introduction of the French Diapason Normal. Naeke says he heard a′466 in the actual playing of the orchestraE.오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
457.23661879U.S. America, New YorkU.S. America, New York, from a fork obtained for me by Messrs. Steinway as representing their American pitchE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
458.03691880U.S. America, New YorkU.S. America, New York, from a fork furnished by R. Spice as Steinway's pitchCross & Miller기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)502
460.83801880U.S. AmericaU.S. America, highest New York pitch, from a fork furnished by R. Spice; these two last are sharper than the next, but they are put first because they belong to modern orchestral or pianoforte pitchCross & Miller오페라·관현악·극장·악대502
457.63681640cViennaVienna, Great Franciscan organ, stated by organ-builder Ullmann to be 240 years old in 1878, and to possess its original pitch; only used for leading the ecclesiastical chantsE.교회·오르간503
474.14291668EnglandEngland, in the Pars Organica of Tomkins's Musica Deo Sacra as quoted in Sir F. A. Gore Ouseley's Collection of the Compositions of Orlando Gibbons, 1873, makes the f pipe 2½ feet longE.교회·오르간503
474.14291683DurhamDurham, Bernhardt Schmidt's original organ at Durham, which had both a♭ and g♯. The pipe I measured in Feb. 1879 as a′443·1 had been shifted, and was originally g′♯, which gives the above pitch. This results from an examination of the original pipes by Dr. Armes, the organistArmes & E.교회·오르간503
474.14291708Chapel Royal, St. James'sChapel Royal, St. James's, Bernhardt Schmidt's organ, now in Mercers' Hall, which I found on examination had had the pipes shifted a great Semitone. Handel played on this organ, and hence his note ordering the voice parts of an anthem written for the Chapel Royal to be transposed one Tone, and the organ part two Tones, referred to this organE.교회·오르간503
474.14291748Botolph LaneThe Jordans' organ, Botolph Lane, from indications by Mr. T. HillE.교회·오르간503
480.84541879HamburgHamburg, St. Catherine Kirche, built by Hans Stellwagen in 1543, and frequently repaired. Herr Degenhardt, the organist, declares that even at the last repairing, 1867-9, the pitch was not altered. The original pitch, however, is doubtful, and Herr Schmahl thinks it was altered formerlyDegenhardt & E.교회·오르간503
484.14651878Lübeck CathedralLübeck Cathedral, small organ, which according to the organist Jimmerthal has its g′ in unison with the pipe on Schulze's new great organ there, which gives French a′ in summer at 68° F.; whence the above was calculated at 59° F.Jimmerthal교회·오르간503
489.24841688HamburgHamburg, St. Jacobi Kirche, built by Schnitger of Harburg originally in equal temperament, played on and approved by J. Sebastian Bach; pitch determined from an old pipe preserved in the organ case. Herr Schmahl the organist is accustomed to transpose all music at sight one Tone lower, which brings it to French pitchSchmahl & E.교회·오르간503
494.55021879HamburgHamburg, St. Jacobi Kirche, present pitch, used since 1866 in order to agree with Scheibler's forks, taking his a′440 for g′Schmahl & E.교회·오르간503
495.55061700Holstein, RendsburgHolstein, Rendsburg, a large organ recently broken upSchmahl교회·오르간503
503.75341636ParisParis, Mersenne's ton de chapelle with G112·6 on the French four-foot pipe, this being the lowest note of his own voiceE.교회·오르간503
504.25351511HeidelbergHeidelberg, from a model after Arnold Schlick, who recommends that his 6½-foot Rhenish pipe, having 301·6 vib., should give F or c. If it gives F we have a′377, if it gives c we have the present pitchE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)503
505.85411361HalberstadtHalberstadt organ, built 1361, repaired 1495, described by Prætorius, who gives the dimensions of the largest pipe B,,,, whence constructing a model I arrived at the above pitch, confirmed by the four preceding pitchesE.교회·오르간503
563.17261636ParisParis, Mersenne's chamber pitch calculated from F being the pipe of 4 French feet giving 112·6 vib. See Harmonie Universelle, liv. 3, p. 143, but from faulty measurements Mersenne makes this pipe to have only 96 vib. But even with that assumption the pitch would be a′480·1, as at Hamburg, St. Catherine Kirche; but compare the next entryE.기타(소리굽쇠·악기 등)504
567.37401619North GermanNorth German church pitch, called by Prætorius chamber pitch, taken as a meantone Fourth (503 cents) above Prætorius's 'suitable pitch' a′424·2, which seeE.교회·오르간504

자료: Helmholtz, On the Sensations of Tone, tr. A. J. Ellis, 3rd ed. 1895 (Internet Archive); 대조 2nd ed. 1885. 옮겨 적으며 찾은 두 판의 차이 22건(대소문자·문장 부호 포함. 센트 1건 — 1885년판의 오식 300 → 330, 진동수 0건)은 전사 CSV 의 note 칸에 있다. Table II 는 Table I 을 용도별로 다시 엮은 색인이라 두 표를 합쳐 독립된 관측 수로 셀 수 없고, 진동수가 없는 서술 기록 6행이 들어 있다.

ellis/ellis_pitch_table1.csvellis/ellis_pitch_table2.csv

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1~6절: IMSLP 작품면(CC BY-SA 4.0)의 작곡 연도·장르 태그·편성·악장 칸을 엮은이가 파싱해 가공했다. 작품면 이름과 판 번호(revid)는 CSV 에 있다. 이 표들과 1~6절의 차트는 CC BY-SA 4.0 으로 공개한다(다른 표와 라이선스가 다르고, 사이트 글의 비영리 조건(CC BY-NC)은 이 차트에 적용하지 않는다). 수용은 뉴욕 필하모닉 공연 기록(CC0), 생몰년은 Wikidata(CC0). 7절: 퍼블릭 도메인 원본을 엮은이가 옮겨 적은 표, CC BY 4.0. 편성 상세는 IMSLP 기여자가 적은 것이라 빠진 악기가 있을 수 있다(특히 18세기 팀파니·트럼펫·통주저음).

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