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n009w092917	Elliott H. Smith	Mozart's "Great" Mass: Sources, History, and Performance Practice	2019		.txt	text/plain	218	6	41	Further, this thesis examines the work's orchestration and its expressive devices such as tempo and dynamics and studies them from the mindset of the Classical Era musician using the writings of eighteenth and nineteenth century writers such as Leopold Mozart, Daniel Gottlieb Türk, and Heinrich Koch coupled with the writings of modern scholars and performers such as Leonard Ratner and Robin Stowell. This paper's ultimate purpose is to aid the modern conductor by presenting a well-rounded view of the work, its sources, and its performance history, as well as by offering performance suggestions.	cache/n009w092917.txt	txt/n009w092917.txt