Interwar Symphonies and the Imagination: Politics, Identity, and the Sound of 1933
- Author: MacGregor, Emily
Book
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Contents
- 1. Between Europe and America: Kurt Weill's Symphony in a Suitcase;
- 2. Listening for the Intimsphare in Hans Pfitzner's Symphony in C-sharp Minor: Berlin;
- 3. Liberalism, Race, and the American West in Roy Harris's Symphony 1933: Boston - New York;
- 4. Aaron Copland's and Carlos Chavez's Pan American Bounding Line: New York - Mexico City;
- 5. Arthur Honegger's 'modernised Eroica': Paris - Berlin;
- 6. The right kind of symphonist: Florence Price and Kurt Weill New York & Chicago 1933-1934 - London, 2020.