The Oxford Handbook of Music Listening in the 19th and 20th Centuries
- Editor: Thorau, Christian
- Editor: Ziemer, Hansjakob
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Contents
- The Art of Listening and Its Histories: An Introduction
- Christian Thorau and Hansjakob Ziemer
- Section I: Listening Behaviors and Emotions
- 1. Who Cares if you Listen? Researching Audience Behavior(s) in Nineteenth-Century Paris
- Katharine Ellis
- 2. The Well-Mannered Auditor: Zones of Attention and the Imposition of Silence in the Salon of the Nineteenth Century
- James Deaville
- 3. The Problem of Eclectic Listening in French and German Concerts, 1860-1910
- William Weber
- 4. The Crisis of Listening in Interwar Germany
- Hansjakob Ziemer
- 5. Listening as a Practice of Everyday Life: The Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and Its Audiences in the Second World War
- Neil Gregor
- Section II: Listening Ideologies and Instructions
- 6. Turning Liebhaber into Kenner: Forkel's Lectures on the Art of Listening,
- c. 1780-1785
- Mark Evan Bonds
- 7. Designated Attention: The Transformation of Music Announcements in Leipzig's Concert Life, 1781-1850
- Anselma Lanzendorfer
- 8. Concert Listening the British Way?: Program Notes and Victorian Culture
- Christina Bashford
- 9. What ought to be heard: Touristic Listening and the Guided Ear
- Christian Thorau
- Section III: Listening Spaces and Encounters
- 10. Architectural Acoustics and the Trained Ear in the Arts: A Journey from 1780 to 1830
- Viktoria Tkaczyk and Stefan Weinzierl
- 11. Amateurs and Auditors: Listening to the British Musical Festival, 1810-1835
- Charles Edward McGuire
- 12. The Intimate Art of Listening:
- Music in the Private Sphere during the Nineteenth Century
- Wolfgang Fuhrmann
- 13. Symmetries in Spaces, Symmetries in Listening: Musical Theater Buildings in Europe around 1900
- Gesa zur Nieden
- 14. Music in the Air-Listening in the Streets: Popular Music and Urban Listening Habits in Berlin around 1900
- Daniel Morat
- Section IV: Listening and Technologies
- 15. From the Music-Telegraph to the Opera-Telephone-Listening to Music in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
- Sonja Neumann
- 16. First Re-Creations: Psychology, Phonographs, and New Cultures of Listening at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century
- Alexandra Hui
- 17. Between Personal Experience and Public Discourse: Reproduced Music and the Politics of Listening in the Twentieth Century
- Axel Volmar
- Section V: Towards an Art of Listening of the Twenty-First Century
- 18. Capturing the Landscape Within: On Writing the History of Experience
- James H. Johnson
- 19. Listening and Possessing
- Fred Maus
- 20. Is Listening to Music an Art-or Not?
- Wolfgang Gratzer
- 21. Performer or listener, everybody in the concert hall should be devoted entirely to the music: On the Actuality of Not Listening to Music in Symphonic Concerts
- Christiane Tewinkel