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A discussion of the events surrounding Heinrich Schenker's 60th birthday in June 1928, including a bookshop exhibition mounted in Duisburg, Germany, where Schenker's former pupil Felix-Eberhard von Cube taught music. The article includes transcriptions, translations, and extensive commentary for the exchange of letters between Cube and Schenker, central to which is a letter in which Schenker surveyed his life's fortunes (and misfortunes), and expressed them with particularly poignancy.

First Author: Burstein, Poundie; Rogers, Lynne; Bottge, Karen M
Attributed to:  Heinrich Schenker as Theorist, Teacher and Correspondent, 1925-1930 funded by AHRC

Abstract

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Bibliographic Information

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Essays from the Fourth International Schenker Symposium: Volume 2 (2013)

Page Reference: 103-117

ISBN: 978-3-487-15002-4