Programming the Absolute: Nineteenth-Century German Music and the Hermeneutics of the Moment

Nicholas Vazsonyi · Berthold Hoeckner

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List of Figures and Tables ix List of Examples xi Preface xv Introduction Musical Moments and the Moment of German Music 1 Chapter One Beethoven's Star 12 Chapter Two Schumann's Distance 51 Chapter Three Elsa's Scream 115 Chapter Four Liszt's Prayer 155 Chapter Five Schoenberg's Gaze 189 Chapter Six Echo's Eyes 224 Notes 266 Bibliography 317 Index 339

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