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Acknoweldgements | p. ix |
Prehistory | p. 1 |
Time whole | p. 5 |
From Babylonians to Franks | p. 8 |
Time measured 1100-1400 | p. 19 |
Troubadours and organists | p. 22 |
Ars nova and Narcissus's clock | p. 32 |
Time sensed 1400-1630 | p. 43 |
Harmony, the light of time | p. 47 |
The radiance of the High Renaissance | p. 57 |
Reformation and heartache | p. 68 |
To speak in musk | p. 81 |
Time known 1630-1770 | p. 95 |
Baroque mornings | p. 98 |
Fugue, concerto and operatic passion | p. 111 |
Rococo and reform | p. 123 |
Time embraced 1770-1815 | p. 135 |
Sonata as comedy | p. 138 |
Revolution's momentum | p. 150 |
Time escaping 1815-1907 | p. 163 |
The deaf man and the singer | p. 166 |
Angels and other prodigies | p. 177 |
New Germans and old Vienna | p. 190 |
Romantic evenings | p. 202 |
Nightfall and sunrise | p. 215 |
Time tangled 1908-1975 | p. 227 |
To begin again | p. 231 |
Forwards and backwards, and sideways | p. 244 |
The people's needs | p. 258 |
To begin again again | p. 270 |
Whirlwind | p. 286 |
Time lost 1975 | p. 299 |
Echoes in the labyrinth | p. 303 |
Interlude | p. 314 |
Glossary | p. 317 |
Further reading and listening | p. 329 |
Index | p. 341 |
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