Table of Contents

General Introduction
Schenker as Composer
Schoenberg and Schenker's Syrian Dances
Johannes Messchaert and Performance
The Society for Creative Musicians and Schoenberg's Music
Julius Röntgen : Editing and Ornamentation
Cotta and the New Musical Theories and Fantasies
Otto Erich Deutsch and the "Moonlight" Sonata Facsimile
Universal Edition and the Tonwille Dispute
Drei Masken Verlag and The Masterwork in Music
The Sofie Deutsch Bequest and the Vienna Academy
Invitations to Serve: Guido Adler
The Photogram Archive
Professorial Sorties: Ludwig Karpath and Wilhelm Furtwängler
Genesis of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Paul von Klenau and Beethoven
Georg Dohrn and the Ninth Symphony
Expedient Mutuality: Schenker and August Halm
Expectations Unfulfilled: Schenker and Furtwängler
Open Disagreement: Schenker and Paul Hindemith
Fighting the Propaganda War: Walter Dahms
Hamburg and Moriz Violin
Further Inroads into Germany: Felix-Eberhard von Cube
Collecting Sources: Anthony van Hoboken
Edinburgh Outpost: John Petrie Dunn
The Seminar Years: Felix Salzer
Letters from America: Hans Weisse
Select Bibliography
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Reviews

[T]he gathering and translation of Schenker's correspondence, in addition to explanations of his various contacts, is impressive . [and] could be a starting point for researchers interested in Schenker's biography and cultural milieu.
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