This article surveys the reception of Arnold Schoenberg’s theoretical ideas in English-language music theory, with a primary (though not exclusive) focus on their reception in the United States. William Rothstein has chronicled how Heinrich Schenker’s ideas were modified to conform to the American music-theoretical discourse (“Americanization”). The question then arises: Were Schoenberg’s theoretical ideas also similarly modified? After a preliminary overview of the availability of Schoenberg’s theoretical writing in English translation, four topics in Schoenberg’s thought are traced, with a focus on the post-war era: 1) harmony; 2) form; 3) thematic and motivic transformation; and 4) aesthetics. The American reception of Schoenberg’s theor...
During his lifetime the music theorist Heinrich Schenker (1868–1935) was confronted with a variety o...
Parmi les écrits du compositeur viennois Arnold Schoenberg, nombreuses sont les occurrences d’un con...
Schoenberg’s concept of the work as the presentation (Darstellung) of the ‘musical idea’ (Gedanke) e...
This article surveys the reception of Arnold Schoenberg’s theoretical ideas in English-language musi...
This article traces the reception of Schoenberg's theoretical ideas in the English-language music th...
Dineen discusses the history of music theory as he reviews Arnold Schoenberg's work "The Musical Ide...
A quarter of a century ago, William Rothstein first spoke of the “Americanization of Heinrich Schenk...
There was a time when it seemed necessary for admirers of the work of Heinrich Schenker to remind th...
At the heart of Carl Dahlhaus’s historiographic interests, according to James Hepokoski, was an “eff...
Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) is a pivotal figure of musical modernism. The "father of serialism" ha...
The relationship between Jews and European classical music has always been particularly complex. Jew...
This Cambridge Companion provides an introduction to the central works, writings, and ideas of Arnol...
The purpose of this document is to provide historical and cultural context to the chamber arrangemen...
This thesis investigates the way Korngold's reception and reputation changed during the twentieth ce...
Although Arnold Schoenberg discussed developing variation only sporadically in his critical writings...
During his lifetime the music theorist Heinrich Schenker (1868–1935) was confronted with a variety o...
Parmi les écrits du compositeur viennois Arnold Schoenberg, nombreuses sont les occurrences d’un con...
Schoenberg’s concept of the work as the presentation (Darstellung) of the ‘musical idea’ (Gedanke) e...
This article surveys the reception of Arnold Schoenberg’s theoretical ideas in English-language musi...
This article traces the reception of Schoenberg's theoretical ideas in the English-language music th...
Dineen discusses the history of music theory as he reviews Arnold Schoenberg's work "The Musical Ide...
A quarter of a century ago, William Rothstein first spoke of the “Americanization of Heinrich Schenk...
There was a time when it seemed necessary for admirers of the work of Heinrich Schenker to remind th...
At the heart of Carl Dahlhaus’s historiographic interests, according to James Hepokoski, was an “eff...
Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) is a pivotal figure of musical modernism. The "father of serialism" ha...
The relationship between Jews and European classical music has always been particularly complex. Jew...
This Cambridge Companion provides an introduction to the central works, writings, and ideas of Arnol...
The purpose of this document is to provide historical and cultural context to the chamber arrangemen...
This thesis investigates the way Korngold's reception and reputation changed during the twentieth ce...
Although Arnold Schoenberg discussed developing variation only sporadically in his critical writings...
During his lifetime the music theorist Heinrich Schenker (1868–1935) was confronted with a variety o...
Parmi les écrits du compositeur viennois Arnold Schoenberg, nombreuses sont les occurrences d’un con...
Schoenberg’s concept of the work as the presentation (Darstellung) of the ‘musical idea’ (Gedanke) e...