Faculty: Musicology

Bruce C. MacIntyre
Professor of Music, Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center of CUNY
(Ph.D., CUNY)

Director of the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College
2900 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210
718 951-5286 brucem@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Bruce MacIntyre's interests include Viennese music of the late eighteenth century, Joseph Haydn, choral music, music editing, and bibliography.   At Brooklyn College’s Conservatory of Music he teaches music history, directs the Conservatory Chamber Chorus, and, as assistant director, oversees the graduate programs in music.  His monograph, The Viennese Concerted Mass of the Early Classic Period (Ann Arbor, 1986), is considered a major survey of the Mass genre from that era.  MacIntyre’s seminars at The Graduate Center have included problems in musicology, the symphonic poem, operas of Haydn and Mozart, the symphony in the classic period, Haydn’s The Creation, and Mozart’s church music.

REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS:

Books

Haydn: The Creation. Monuments of Western Music, ed. George Stauffer.  New York:  Schirmer Books, 1998.  xviii, 345 p.

Co-editor (with Barry S. Brook) of Joseph Haydn's Streichtrios, 2. Folge (Joseph Haydn zugeschrieben), series XI, vol. 2 of Joseph Haydn-Werke. Munich: Henle, 1996.  96p.

Co-editor (with Barry S. Brook) of Joseph Haydn's Streichtrios, 1. Folge, series XI, vol. 1 of Joseph Haydn-Werke. Munich:  Henle, 1986.  210p.

The Viennese Concerted Mass of the Early Classic Period.  Ann Arbor, MI:  UMI Research Press, 1986.  xxiv, 764 p.

Articles

"Litany,” “Mass,” “Motet,” “Offertory,” “Religion and Liturgy,” “Smaller Church Works” in: W. A. Mozart,  ed. Cliff Eisen.  Oxford Composer Companions.  Oxford University Press, anticipated 2002.

 "Johann Baptist Vanhal and the Pastoral Mass Tradition" in: Music in Eighteenth-Century Austria, ed. David Wyn Jones.  Cambridge and New York:  Cambridge University Press, 1996, pp. 112-32.

"Choruses" and "Brooklyn Academy of Music" in:  The Encyclopedia of New York City, ed. Kenneth T. Jackson.  New Haven, CT:  Yale University Press, 1995, pp. 153, 219-220.
 
 "Wiener Salve-Regina Vertonungen und Haydn."  Haydn-Studien VI/4 (November 1994): 261-77.
 
"Wiener Kirchenkomponisten zwischen Fux und Mozart." Singende Kirche XXXVIII/2 (1991): 74-80.
 
"Die Entwicklung der konzertierenden Messen Joseph Haydns und seiner Wiener Zeitgenossen."  Haydn-Studien VI/2 (November 1988): 80-87.
 
"Viennese Common Practice in the Early Masses of Joseph Haydn" in:  Internationaler Joseph Haydn Kongress Wien 1982, p. 482-96.  Munich:  Henle, 1986.
 
"Haydn's Doubtful and Spurious Masses:   An Attribution Update."  Haydn-Studien V/1 (March 1982): 42-54.
 
Co-editor (with Barry S. Brook) of "Workshop 5: Opera" in:  Haydn Studies, ed. Jens Peter Larsen, Howard Serwer, and James Webster.  New York: Norton, 1981.
 
"The Present State of (American) Music in Cologne:  Report from Abroad."  Newsletter of The Institute for Studies in American Music (Brooklyn College) VII/2 (May 1979): 1, 12.
 
"Report from C.U.N.Y.:  An Unusual Haydn Seminar."  Current Musicology 20 (1975): 42-49.
 
Reviews

Various reviews for Music Library Association Notes,  The Eighteenth-Century: A Current Bibliography (American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies), Newsletter of The Institute for Studies in American Music (Brooklyn College).
 
Publications - Internet-Based

Music Bibliography web site (designed & installed for Music 700 at Brooklyn College, August 1997): academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/music/inetmus .

Brooklyn College Blackboard course web-sites for seminars “The Symphonic Poem,” “The Romantic Art Song,” and “Classic Chamber Music.”
 
Program and Liner Notes

Program notes for Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival (August 1997), Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (1981 Haydn Festival), and Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College (BCBC), 1986-1988. 
 
CD liner notes for Joseph Haydn's Flute Quartets in G and C, Op. 5, Nos. 4 & 6. Bernard Goldberg, flute, and members of the Audubon Quartet.  Price-Less Recordings D-1077X (rel. February 1988).
 
Translations (Ger.-Eng.)

Translator of Georg Feder's   Musikphilologie (Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buch-Gesellschaft, 1987) [in preparation for Pendragon Press].
 
Luigi F. Tagliavini. "Bach's Organ Transcription of Vivaldi's 'Grosso Mogul' Concerto" in J.S. Bach as Organist, ed. George Stauffer and Ernest May, p. 240-55.  Bloomington, IN:  Indiana University Press, 1986.
 
Grants and Honors

--Favorite Teacher (Music), Brooklyn College Yearbook 2001.
--Alumni Achievement Award, Doctoral Alumni Association of The CUNY Graduate School, 1997.
--PSC-CUNY Foundation, research travel grant, 1988-89.
--Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund for Music, dissertation grant, 1981-82.
--Deutscher Akademische Austauschdienst (DAAD), dissertation research and travel grant, 1978-80.
 
Music Performance

Choral conductor at Brooklyn College:   Brooklyn College Chamber Chorus (1994-present), Brooklyn College Chorus (conductor, 1989-90, 1991-2000).