Music and nazism : art under tyranny, 1933 - 1945 : []proceedings of an international conference on the relationship between Nazi politics and music ... York University, in Toronto, from October 14 to 17, 1999]

Music and nazism : art under tyranny, 1933 - 1945 : []proceedings of an international conference on the relationship between Nazi politics and music ... York University, in Toronto, from October 14 to 17, 1999] / ed. by Michael H. Kater and Albrecht Riethmüller

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Autres auteurs:	Kater, Michael H. (Éditeur intellectuel) Riethmüller, Albrecht (Autre)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Laaber : Laaber-Verlag, 2004
Édition:	2. Aufl
Sujets:	Music > Congresses > 20th century > Germany National socialism and music > Congresses Konferenzschrift Konferenzschrift > 1999 > Toronto
Contenu:	16 notices

1. The Swiss music scene in the 1930s : a mirror of European conditions?

2. "International with national emphasis" : the Internationales Zeitgenössisches Musikfest in Baden-Baden, 1936 - 1939

3. Wagner research as "service to the people" : the Richard-Wagner-Forschungsstätte, 1938 - 1945

4. Hardly heroes : composers as a subject in National Socialist cinema

5. The aesthetic premises of a Nazi conception of music

6. The very German fate of a composer : Hans Pfitzner

7. The distorted sublime : music and National Socialist ideology - a sketch

8. "In which camp is Austria?" : the fight against the destruction of the new music /Claudia Maurer Zenck

9. Denazifying musicians under American control

10. Musical life in Berlin from Weimar to Hitler

11. Stefan Wolpe : broken sequences

12. Stefan Zweig and the fall of the Reich Music Chamber President, Richard Strauss

13. Music publishing and the Nazis : Schott, Universal Edition, and their composers

14. Hitler's Wagner : musical discourse as cultural space

15. The National Socialist discussion on the "German Quality" in music

16. The past and present of Hausmusik in the Third Reich