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- Preface
- Part One: Freschobaldi’s Life
- 1. Ferrara
- 2. Rome and Flanders, 1607–1608
- 3. Rome, 1608–1614
- 4. Mantua, 1614–1615
- 5. Rome, 1615–1628
- 6. Florence, 1628–1634
- 7. Rome, 1634–1643
- 8. Frescobaldi’s Instruments
- Part Two: The Music
- 9. The Art of Counterpoint: The Fantasie of 1608 and the Recercari et Canzoni of 1615
- 10. Songlike Affetti and Diversity of Passi: The Toccate e Partite Libro Primo of 1614-1616
- 11. Various Subjects and Airs: The Capricci of 1624
- 12. A New Manner: The Secondo Libro di Toccate of 1627
- 13. A Variety of Inventions: The Canzoni of 1628 and 1634
- 14. Last Works: The Fiori Musicali of 1635 and the Aggiunta to Toccate I of 1637
- 15. The Performance of Frescobaldi’s Keyboard Music
- Appendix I: Other Keyboard Works Attributed to Frescobaldi
- Appendix II: Vocal Works
- Catalogue of Works
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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