One goal of this article is to open up new views on baroque musical life by applying the approaches of social historians to town musicians, a group that has been studied almost exclusively by musicologists. Another goal is to provide fresh insights to…
The year 1913 marked both the centenary of Richard Wagner’s birth and, coincidentally, the final year of copyright protection for all his stage works. These events, coupled with the (failed) public campaign to maintain legal protection for Parsi…
An unremarkable collection of music, examined by the author, is found to yield some interesting early-twentieth-century social history. The music from which Lucia König, a lower-middle-class girl, learned the piano, becomes a means of exploring h…
AbstractThis article argues for a central role for music in the creation of an anti-fascist and socialist East German identity in the foundational phase of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) until the late 1950s. It focuses on the organization of th…
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