The Katset-Teater and the Development of Yiddish Theater in the DP Camp Bergen-Belsen

Fetthauer, Sophie; Hirsch, Lily E.

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A Return To Intimacy: the Viennese And Swiss Associations1

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“…However, due to rescue attempts by ue employees Alfred Schlee and Gottfried von Einem already in 1938, most of ue's targeted publications were safely hidden throughout Vienna for the duration of the German occupation. 524 An addition al amount of 'exiled' scores were sent to the Associated Music Publishers (amp), ue's agent in the u.s. 525 It was probably through the amp that op. 20 had reached American sheet music retail already in the 1920s.…”

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The Movement of a Musical Work. Ernst Krenek's Opus 20 in the Interwar Years

Larsson Lindal

2024

Mediehistoriskt Arkiv

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The idealistic musical work concept is the idea that pieces of music exist beyond space and time. Having emerged in Western art music, this concept has not had an easy time co-existing with musical practices around the world. To show the discrepancies and consistencies of the musical work concept vis-à-vis everyday practice, the book The Movement of a Musical Work. Ernst Krenek’s Opus 20 in the Interwar Years sets out to explore the making of one single musical work and its movement in and with people, objects, time, and space. Set amid 1920s social circles of European modern music or New Music, the book focuses entirely on the Third String Quartet, op. 20 by Austrian composer Ernst Krenek.

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Section: A Return To Intimacy: the Viennese And Swiss Associationsmentioning

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The Movement of a Musical Work. Ernst Krenek's Opus 20 in the Interwar Years

Larsson Lindal

2024

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