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number 79 & 80/spring & fall 2005
Special 40th Anniversary Double Issue
Edited by Karen Hiles

40th ANNIVERSARY ESSAYS

  Jack Beeson
       Recollections 7

  David Josephson
       The German Musical Exile and the Course
       of American Musicology

  L. Michael Griffel
       Der Tod und die Forelle: New Thoughts
       on Schubert’s Quintet

  Austin Clarkson
       “Structures of fantasy and fantasies of
       structures”: Engaging the Aesthetic Self

  Margaret Ross Griffel
       Opera at Columbia: A Shining Legacy

  Ernest H. Sanders
       The Significance of Leading-Tones in
       Brahms’s Fourth Symphony

  Christopher Hatch
       Observations on Editing

ARTICLES

  Matt Sakakeeny
       Disciplinary Movements, the Civil Rights
       Movement, and Charles Keil’s Urban Blues

  Ryan Patrick Jones
       “You know what I mean?” The Pedagogical
       Canon of “Cannonball” Adderley

  Martin Scherzinger
       Curious Intersections, Uncommon Magic:
       Steve Reich’s It’s Gonna Rain

  Eric Hung
       Hearing Emerson, Lake, and Palmer Anew:
       Progressive Rock as “Music of Attractions”

BOOK REVIEWS

  Karen Painter
       Walter Frisch.
       German Modernism: Music and the Arts

  Johanna Devaney
       Eric Clarke and Nicholas Cook, eds.
       Empirical Musicology: Methods, Aims, Prospects

  Paul Sheehan
       Matthew Brown.
       Explaining Tonality: Schenkerian Theory and Beyond