Judith Beniston is Senior Lecturer in German at University College London; Geoffrey Chew is Emeritus Professor of Music at Royal Holloway, University of London, and Robert Vilain is Professor of German and Comparative Literature, also at Royal Holloway.
The Austrian lands have been at the heart of European musical development for many centuries – with ‘Viennese schools’ both classical and modernist, and thriving traditions of folk and popular music. Spanning a historical period ‘from Haydn to Haider’, and including Mozart, Schubert, Janáček, Mahler and Schoenberg, the essays in this volume explore a range of the ways in which music interacts with the written word in Austria, in song settings, operas and anthems, in personal and critical responses to performance, and in literary explorations of music, musicians or musical forms.
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Leo Golowski as Minor Key in Schnitzler's "Der Weg ins Freie": Musical Theory, Political Behaviour and Ethical Action Felix W. Tweraser doi:10.2307/27944911
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Review of Frank Stern, Barbara Eichinger, Wien und die jüdische Erfahrung 1900–1938. Akkulturation — Antisemitismus — Zionismus Lars Fischer doi:10.2307/27944918
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Review of Marc Lacheny, Pour une autre vision de l'histoire littéraire et théâtrale. Karl Kraus lecteur de Johann Nestroy W. E. Yates doi:10.2307/27944919
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Review of Friedrich Pfäfflin, Aus großer Nähe. Karl Kraus in Berichten von Weggefährten und Widersachern. (Bibliothek Janowitz 16) Gilbert J. Carr doi:10.2307/27944920
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Review of Klaus E. Bohnenkamp, Rainer Maria Rilke / Norbert von Hellingrath. Briefe und Dokumente. (Castrum Peregrini new series 1) Helen Bridge doi:10.2307/27944921
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Review of Marion Linhardt, Stimmen zur Unterhaltung. Operette und Revue in der publizistischen Debatte (1906–1933). (Quodlibet 9) Judith Beniston doi:10.2307/27944922
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Review of Kati Tonkin, Joseph Roth's March into History. From the Early Novels to 'Radetzkymarsch' and 'Die Kapuzinergruft' Isabel Dos Santos doi:10.2307/27944924
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Review of Hildegard Atzinger, Gina Kaus. Schriftstellerin und Öffentlichkeit. Zur Stellung einer Schriftstellerin in der literarischen Öffentlichkeit der Zwischenkriegszeit in Österreich und Deutschland Godela Weiss-Sussex doi:10.2307/27944925
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Review of Michael Hammerschmid, Helmut Neundlinger, 'von einen sprachen'. Poetologische Untersuchungen zum Werk Ernst Jandls John White doi:10.2307/27944927
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