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Contents Acknowledgements 000 Introduction 000 Chapter 1 Ambivalent Modernism: Perspectives from the 1870s and 1880s 000 Wagner and German Modernism 000 Crosscurrents in Wilhelmine Germany 000 Nietzsche and Wagner 000 Nietzsche's Neoclassical Turn 000 Nietzsche's "German Depth," "Music of the South," and the "Grand Style" 000 Wagner's Parsifal and Ambivalent Modernism 000 Chapter 2 German Naturalism 000 Naturalism: Definitions and Perspectives 000 Naturalism and Wagner 000 Declamatory Naturalism German Verismo 000 Tiefland 000 Mona Lisa 000 Der ferne Klang 000 Salome and Elektra 000 Chapter 3 Convergences: Music and the Visual Arts 000 Adorno's "Convergence" 000 The Total Artwork Max Klinger 000 The Brahms Fantasy 000 Symbolism, Abstraction, Jugendstil 000 The Theories of August Endell 000 The Blue Rider 000 The Schoenberg Concert of January 2, 1911 000 Schoenberg's Music 000 Kandinsky's Impression III 000 Thoughts in Conclusion 000 Chapter 4 Bach, Regeneration, and Historicist Modernism 000 Bach as Healthy, Bach as Healer 000 Bach Reception Around 1900 000 Bach and Music Theory Reger's Historicist Modernism 000 Reger's Organ Suite, op. 16 000 Reger's Bach Variations, op. 81 000 Reger's Piano Concerto, op. 114 000 Busoni's Bach Toward Irony: Mahler and Bachian Counterpoint 000 Notes 000 Tables, Musical Examples 000 Chapter 5 Ironic Germans Thomas Mann, Wagner, and Irony 000 Buddenbrooks 000 Mann's Tristan 000 Parody 000 Blood of the Wälsungs 000 Mahler's Irony 000 Notes 000 Musical Examples 000 Chapter 6 Dancing in Chains: Strauss, Hofmannsthal, Pfitzner and Their Musical Pasts 000 Strauss and Hofmannsthal 000 Tristan in Der Rosenkavalier 000 Ariadne auf Naxos 000 Some Ariadne Precedents 000 Mozart, Wagner, and Ariadne 000 The Character of Ariadne 000 Ariadne as Hypertext 000 Pfitzner's Regressive Modernism Epilogue: "Our Play Has Long Ago Finished its Run" 000 Notes 000 Bibliography of Works Cited 000 Index 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Music Germany 19th century History and criticism, Music Germany 20th century History and criticism, Modernism (Art) Germany, Art and music