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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
Translator's Note Abbreviations | |
Introduction | |
Locating Music: Society, Modernity, and the New Commentary | |
Music, Language, and Composition (1956) | |
Why Is the New Art So Hard to Understand?* (1931) | |
On the Contemporary Relationship of Philosophy and Music* (1953) | |
On the Problem of Musical Analysis (1969) | |
The Aging of the New Music (1955) | |
The Dialectical Composer* (1934) | |
Culture, Technology, and Listening Commentary | |
The Radio Symphony (1941) | |
The Curves of the Needle (1927/1965) | |
The Form of the Phonograph Record (1934) | |
Opera and the Long-Playing Record (1969) | |
On the Fetish-Character in Music and the Regression of Listening (1938) | |
Little Heresy* (1965) | |
Music and Mass Culture Commentary | |
What National Socialism Has Done to the Arts (1945) | |
On the Social Situation in Music (1932) | |
On Popular Music [With the assistance of George Simpson] (1941) | |
On Jazz (1936) | |
Farewell to Jazz* (1933) | |
Kitsch* (c. 1932) | |
Music in the Background* (c. 1934) | |
Composition, Composers, and Works Commentary | |
Late Style in Beethoven (1937) | |
Alienated Masterpiece: The Missa Solemnis (1959) | |
Wagner's Relevance for Today (1963) | |
Mahler Today* (1930) | |
Marginala on Mahler* (1936) | |
The Opera Wozzeck* (1929) Toward an Understanding of Schoenberg* (1955/1967) | |
Difficulties* (1964, 1966) | |
Bibliography | |
Index An asterisk (*) following a title indicates that the essay is here translated into English for the first time | |
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