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Volume 45 Number 2 Year 2009

10 articles in this issue 

Slavoj Žižek

Far from radiating the dignity of the severe but merciful rulers of Mozart’s early operas, Tito’s acts display features of hysterical self-staging. The falsity of his position is rendered by the music itself, which, in a supreme display of Mozartean irony... see more

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Slavoj Žižek

Busoni’s Doktor Faust is a melancholic Trauerspiel that returns to the tradition of Puppenspiele. Busoni’s unfinished score is the result of an inherent creative deadlock rather than an external accident. The ambiguity of the young boy who appears at the ... see more

Pags. 17 - 32  

Lawrence Kramer

Despite his reputed indifference to music, Freud sometimes refers knowledgeably to it. This paper suggests that the Freudian unconscious is partly modeled on the music of late Romanticism in association with representations of feminine desire. Freud’s Dor... see more

Pags. 33 - 44  

Christian Bielefeldt

Der Artikel beschäftigt sich mit den Arbeiten des Psychoanalytikers Sebastian Leikert. Im Anschluss an Lacan beschreibt Leikert die Musik als Mittel, Identität nicht auszudrücken, sondern Identitätsvorstellungen überhaupt erst hervorzubringen. Musik gesta... see more

Pags. 45 - 54  

Leon Stefanija

The main aim of this paper is to indicate the relations between the composer’s and the listener’s level of understanding music. More specifically: do both levels have a common mechanism? An answer to this question is offered after surveying 1) scholarly p... see more

Pags. 55 - 76  

Beat A. Föllmi

Anhand Freuds psychoanalytischer und ästhetischer Kategorie des „Unheimlichen“ werden die ersten fünf Gesänge aus Mahlers Des Knaben Wunderhorn, mit der Bezeichnung „Humoresken“, untersucht. Die ersten drei erzählen von traumatischen sexuellen Begegnungen... see more

Pags. 77 - 88  

Bernd Oberhoff

Die Psychoanalyse hat in ihrem klinischen Erfahrungsfeld etliche Methoden zur Entzifferung des Unbewussten entwickelt, die auch für das Verstehen unbewusster Themen in Werken der Musik dienstbar gemacht werden können. Bernd Oberhoff stellt zwei solcher Me... see more

Pags. 89 - 105  

David Schwarz

In “A (Dis)Pleasure of Influence: George Rochberg's Caprice Variations for Unaccompanied Violin (1973)” I bring together Harold Bloom's The Anxiety of Influence, several recent and particularly successful adaptations of Bloom to music, and offer a theory ... see more

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Kevin Korsyn

Haydn’s incorporation of a pantomime into the finale of the “Farewell” Symphony constitutes as radical a violation of generic expectations as Beethoven’s introduction of a chorus in the Ninth Symphony, yet until now no one has analyzed this pantomime or d... see more

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