Music DividedBartok's Legacy in Cold War Culture

Abstract

List of Illustrations Preface Note on Hungarian Pronunciation 1. Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra and the Demise of Hungary's Third Road 2. A Compromised Composer: Bartok's Music and Western Europe's Fresh Start 3. Is Ours: The Voice of America and Hungarian Control over Bartok's Legacy 4. Bartok and His Publics: Defining the Modern Classic 5. Beyond the Folk Song or, What Was Hungarian Socialist Realist Music? 6. The Question and the Politics of Dissent: The Case of Andras Mihaly Epilogue East: Bartok's Difficult Truths and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 Epilogue West: Bartok's Legacy and George Rochberg's Postmodernity Appendix 1: Compositions by Bartok Broadcast on Hungarian Radio, 18 September to 1 October 1950 Appendix 2: Biographical Notes Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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