Music in Nazi Germany
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For Hermann Schroeder (1904 - 1984) – German composer, conductor, organist, and pedagogue – music was a "practical" commitment to the "mandatory inheritance" from Bach. When asked what composers he considered “modern leading figures”, his... more
This essay foregrounds music, radio, and sound in the novels of the German exile author Lion Feuchtwanger. Specifically, it analyzes the narrative techniques in Feuchtwanger’s "Waiting Room Trilogy," a collection of novels written from... more
This article documents and describes Edwin Fischer’s affiliations and compares the ideas most closely associated with them to his output. Reports on Fischer's particular manner of Bach-performance, not by offering a list of superficially... more
An archeo-acustic sci-fi radio play based on the cultural and psychological history of germany after world war 2 with a focus on space related utopias. The radio play is released on limited hand made dubplate vinyl edition with a 30 page... more
Melnikova, A. A. W. Braunfels' opera "Birds": on the problem of interpreting an antique plot // Music and Time. - 2018. - No. 2. - p. 43-58. ____________________________________________________________________________ Мельникова, А. А.... more
Recent studies of popular musics (Erlmann, Guilbault, Lipsitz, Slobin, Zheng) struggle with questions about global, regional, and local identities; studies of improvisation in postwar global culture (Smith and Dean, Belgrad) overview... more
Comparative approaches take for granted that historical, sociological, and anthropological phenomena, as well as art works, systems of ideas, and cultural practices, can be distinct and comparable at the same time. The notion of mutual... more
""Recent studies of popular musics (Erlmann, Guilbault, Lipsitz, Slobin, Zheng) struggle with questions about global, regional, and local identities; studies of improvisation in postwar global culture (Smith and Dean, Belgrad)... more
Si existe una ciudad que ha cambiado y se ha renovado a lo largo del s. XX ha sido Berlín. Su historia es la de un Ave Fénix que ha resurgido en numerosas ocasiones de sus cenizas adquiriendo todo tipo de formas y manifestaciones. La... more