The impact of Nazism on Twentieth-century music
By: edited by Erik Levi
Series: Exil. Arte-Schriften -- Band 3
Publisher: Böhlau Verlag
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Wien
Language: ger; eng
Number of pages: 354
ISBN-13: 9783205795438
Subjects: Music; Congresses; History and criticism; National socialism and music
Notes: Papers presented at the international conference entitled The impact of Nazism on Twentieth-century music, held April 2008 at the University of London's Senate House.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: What is internal exile in music? / Albrecht Dümling; title: Defining "Jewish music" in Nazi Germany / Lily E. Hirsch; title: Olden melodies return / Joshua S. Walden; title: Swearing an oath / Ben Winters; title: From Surabaya to Ellis Island / Magnar Breivik; title: Hanns Eissler's Hollywooder Liederbuch and "the new stuff of life" / James Parsons; title: Karl Weigl's final years, 1938-1949 / Juliane Brand; title: The transformation of Viktor Ullmann's compositional language / Kristof Boucquet; title: Nazi censorship in music, Warsaw 1941 / Katarzyna Naliwajek-Mazurek; title: Paul Hirsch and Alfred Einstein / Erik Levi and Melina Gehring; title: The abyss and the berries / Suzanne Snizek; title: Music as memory / Malcolm Miller; title: Problematic tendencies / Florian Scheding; title: Nazism, anti-semitism in the Second Republic Spain (1931-1936) / Francisco Parralejo Masa; title: The musical policies of the Third Reich in relation to the first years of Francoism (1938-1943) / Gemma Pérez Zalduondo; title: Hispanic-German music festivals during the Second World War / Eva Moreda Rodríguez; title: Some of the Jewish musicians are back at their desks / Emile Wennekes.