Im September 2020 beim Verlag Koenigshausen & Neumann in W\u00fcrzburg erschienen.<\/p>\n
The essentials of the triumphs, avantgarde and fall downs of the music business: clearly, pointedly and presented with spirit.<\/p>\n
107 authors, 421 articles: The full range of science journalism and music essay writing. A journey through the times and through musical life from the Middle Ages to present.<\/p>\n
Also included in volume 2 is a treatise on Hanns Eisler!<\/p>\n
A fascinating history of music in Europe – and beyond – from the Middle Ages to the present. 421 chronologically arranged essays on music, musical theatre and musical life, written by well-known authors, scientists and journalists from a dozen countries: a richly illustrated compendium of well-founded and inspired texts on the multifaceted interplay of music and society.<\/p>\n
Editors:<\/em> <\/span>Frieder Reininghaus, * 1949 in Korntal; since 1971 employee a. a. from Deutschlandfunk, WDR, NDR and SWR; Author or cultural correspondent of various newspapers and magazines; in the 1970 \/ 80s piano accompanist, recordings and film music; since 1991 teaching positions a. a. at the Universities of Bayreuth, Bratislava, Vienna and Salzburg; (Co-) editor of scientific handbooks and 2011\u20132018 of the Austrian Music Journal (\u00d6MZ).<\/p>\n Judith Kemp, * 1983 in Munich; studied music and theatre studies as well as German in Munich and London; 2015 doctorate on Munich’s cabaret \u00bbDie Elf Scharfrichter\u00ab; Editor of the \u00d6MZ and employee of the International Sch\u00f6nberg Society in Vienna; since 2017 research assistant in the musical instrument collection of the Deutsches Museum in Munich.<\/p>\n Alexandra Ziane, * 1973 in Vilshofen; studied musicology and art history in Augsburg, Cremona, Vienna and Heidelberg, where she received her doctorate in 2008; 2002\/2003 scholarship from the German Historical Institute in Rome. From 2007\u20132012 she worked as a lecturer at Laaber-Verlag, since 2012 she has worked in the editorial department of the Wiener Konzerthaus and was the author of the \u00d6MZ for early music.<\/p>\n