Feisst, Sabine - Schoenberg's New World

The first full-length study of Schoenberg's American years, Schoenberg's New World dispels myths and fills significant gaps in the existing Schoenberg literature. The book traces early American Schoenberg champions and illuminates Schoenberg's socialization in America, his American works and their performance and publication. The volume also explores his teaching activities and impact on American music after 1945, contributing to a new understanding of Schoenberg.

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgements
Preface
Chapter I: Rethinking Myths of Schoenberg's American Years
Chapter II: Schoenberg and America: Early Rapprochements
Chapter III: Negotiating Three Identities: Schoenberg's Socialization and Creative Work in America
Chapter IV: Schoenberg Performance in America
Chapter V: Schoenberg's American Publishers
Chapter VI: Schoenberg's American Teaching Career
Chapter VII: The American Reception of Schoenberg's Music After 1945
Abbreviations
Bibliography
Index