Elisabeth furtwangler biography books

chris walton Furtwängler the apolitical? The present writer wishes to thank Elisabeth Furtwängler for permission to publish his translations of hitherto unavailable texts. I also wish to acknowledge having benefited from many conversations on these matters with Roger Allen of St Peter’s College, Oxford, whose unpublished doctoral thesis from the late 1990s is one of the most significant works on Furtwängler and his art of interpretation.

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Elisabeth furtwangler biography books

1. In Gottfried Kraus, ed.: Ein Mass, das heute fehlt: Wilhelm Furtwängler im Echo der Nachwelt (Salzburg: Otto Müller Verlag, 1986). 2. See, for example, the programme books and symposium reports of the Wilhelm Furtwängler festivals that have been held regularly in Jena in the former East Germany since 1997, and published by the University of Jena (the next is planned for November 2004); or see the two m