Liszt-Portal: Bibliografie

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Franz Liszt's arrangement of Maria Pavlovna's lied "Es hat geflammt" and large-scale structures in Liszt's sonata in B minor and Faust-Symphonie

in: Les grands topoï du 19e siècle et la musique de Franz Liszt, herausgegeben von Márta Grabócz, Paris 2018, S. 333-357

Towards a new edition of Liszt’s sonata in B minor. Sources, editorial history, symbolic issues

in: JALS, Bd. 68, 2017, S. 57-108

Liszt's Sonata in B minor and a Woman Composer's Fingerprint. The quasi Adagio theme a Lied by Maria Pavlovna (Romanova)

in: Liszt Society Journal, Bd. 35, 2010, S. 3–27

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

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

Liszt's Divine and Diabolical Symbolism. Key to the Religious Program in the Sonata in B Minor

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