Liszt-Portal: Bibliografie

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Bruno Moysan, Malou Haine

Liszt and the networks of revolution

in: Liszt in context, herausgegeben von Joanne Cormac, Cambridge u.a. 2021, S. 141-153

Pursuing the wondrous cantando espressivo: A new investigation of Liszt’s sonata in B minor

in: JALS, Bd. 70-71, 2020, S. 113-140

Nicolas Dufetel

Spirit and mechanism: Liszt's early piano technique and teaching

in: Liszt and virtuosity, herausgegeben von Robert Doran, Rochester 2020, S. 109-147

Nicolas Dufetel

Liszt, Wagner and "supernatural light". Between Symbolism and Religion

in: Liszt Society Journal, Bd. 44, 2019, S. 4-17

Nicolas Dufetel

From poiesis to aesthesis. Imaging programmatic meaning in the illustrations of Liszt's original editions

in: Nineteenth-Century Programme Music. Creation, Negotiations, Reception, herausgegeben von Jonathan Kregor, Turnhout 2019, S. 201-232

Liszt and Théophile Gautier, readers of Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia

in: Liszt Society Journal, Bd. 43, 2018, S. 23-35

Nicolas Dufetel

Liszt's "authentisch-kirchlich-liturgische Jagd" or the Quest for a Gregorian Modernity

in: Liszt-Jahrbuch, Bd. 2, 2017, S. 55–74

Nicolas Dufetel

Religious Workshop and Gregorian Chant. The Janus Liszt, or, How to Make New with the Old

in: Liszt's Legacies, herausgegeben von James Deaville, Michael Saffle, New York 2014, S. 43–71

Nicolas Dufetel

Nella selva oscura...: Discovering Liszt

in: Liszt: A chorus of voices—Essays, interviews, and reminiscences, herausgegeben von Michael Saffle, New York 2012, S. 106–114

Nicolas Dufetel

"Schelling died and Hitler cast a shadow over the world". Earnest Newman, Mildred Bliss and the "Roman noir" (1931–2011) of Liszt's Letters to Marie zu Hohenlohe (1931–2011)

in: JALS, Bd. 61–62, 2011, S. 52-66

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