Berlioz: past, present, future

Edited by Peter Bloom

CONTENTS

Illustrations

Musical Examples

Abbreviations

Foreword

         Talking about Berlioz

              PETER BLOOM

Berlioz on Berlioz

    1   Berlioz’s Berlioz

        PETER GAY

Berlioz and Before

    2   Berlioz and Early Music

              CATHERINE MASSIP

    3    Learning the Past

              DAVID CHARLTON

Issues of Berlioz’s Day and Ours

     4    Joseph d’Ortigue’s "Autopsy" of Benvenuto Cellini

              SYLVIA L’ÉCUYER

    5     Plots And Politics: Berlioz’s Tales of Sound and Fury

        KATHERINE KOLB

    6    Berlioz, Meyerbeer, and the Place of Jewishness in Criticism

             KERRY MURPHY

    7    Berlioz, Liszt, and the Question of Virtuosity

             CÉCILE REYNAUD

    8    Berlioz, Ophelia, and Feminist Hermeneutics

             HEATHER HADLOCK

Berlioz Viewed Posthumously

    9    Berlioz in 1900: Between Fervor and Fear

             JEAN-MICHEL NECTOUX

    10  Berlioz in the Fin-de-siècle Press

            LESLEY WRIGHT

    11  Berlioz Forgeries

            RICHARD MACNUTT

Afterword

         Fourteen Points about Berlioz and the Public, or Why There is Still a Berlioz Problem

            JACQUES BARZUN

Contributors

Index

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