Bibliografie

Robert Stevenson

Liszt in Andalusia

in: JALS, Bd. 26, 1989, S. 33–36

Robert Stevenson

Liszt's "Favorite" California Pupil. Hugo Mansfeldt (1844–1932). Part I

in: JALS, Bd. 21, 1987, S. 42–58

Robert Stevenson

Liszt's "Favorite" California Pupil. Hugo Mansfeldt (1844–1932). Part II

in: JALS, Bd. 22, 1987, S. 27–45

Howard Cinnamon

Tonal Arpeggiation and Successive Equal Third Relations as Elements of Tonal Evolution in the Music of Franz Liszt

in: Music Theory Spectrum, Bd. 8, 1986, S. 1–24

Robert Stevenson

Liszt in Mexico 1840–1911

in: Inter-American Music Review, Bd. 7, 1986, S. 23–32

Robert Stevenson

Liszt in the Iberian Penisula

in: Inter-American Music Review, Bd. 7, Frühling-Sommer 1986, S. 3–22

Robert Stevenson

Liszt 's "Favorite" California Pupil. Hugo Mansfeldt (1844–1932)

in: Inter-American Music Review, Bd. 7, 1986, S. 33–78

Howard Cinnamon

Third-Relations as Structural Elements in Book II of Liszt's "Années de pèrerinage" and Three Later Works

1984

Howard Cinnamon

Chromaticism and Tonal Coherence in Liszt's "Sonetto 104 del Petrarca"

in: In Theory Only, Bd. 7, 1983, S. 3–19

Howard Cinnamon

Tonal Structure and Voice-Leading in Liszt's "Blume und Duft"

in: In Theory Only, Bd. 6, 1982, S. 12–24