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Article · 2014

Liszt as Critic: Virtuosity, Aesthetics, and the Artist in Liszt’s Weimar Prose (1848–1861)

Publication

Title
Liszt as Critic: Virtuosity, Aesthetics, and the Artist in Liszt’s Weimar Prose (1848–1861)
Author
Elizabeth Perten (Barnard College, Class of 2007)
Form
Article
First published
2014
Publisher
PhD dissertation, Brandeis University

Complete works of Elizabeth Perten (9)

  1. 2009 “Boston Lyric Opera’s Don Giovanni Set in 1950s Great Success” · Concert/opera review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  2. 2009 “Cellist Natalia Gutman and the Boston Philharmonic: Prokofiev and Brahms at their Best” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  3. 2009 “Dyno Duo: Innovative Pairing Yields Incredible Results” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  4. 2009 “Musicians from Marlboro Perform Music from Three Centuries at the Gardner Museum” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  5. 2009 “Solid Performance from Jupiter String Quartet at Rockport Chamber Music Festival” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  6. 2009 “Unusual Pieces Chosen for Mendelssohn’s 200th Birthday Celebration at NEC” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  7. 2009 “Young Musicians Give Excellent Performance at the Rockport Chamber Music Festival” · Concert review, The Boston Musical Intelligencer
  8. 2014 Liszt as Critic: Virtuosity, Aesthetics, and the Artist in Liszt’s Weimar Prose (1848–1861) · PhD dissertation, Brandeis University this record
  9. 2015 Review of Janet Schmalfeldt, In the Process of Becoming: Analytic and Philosophical Perspectives on Form in Early Nineteenth-Century Music · Nineteenth-Century Music Review 12(1), pp. 151–157

Cite this record

Perten, Elizabeth. Liszt as Critic: Virtuosity, Aesthetics, and the Artist in Liszt’s Weimar Prose (1848–1861). PhD dissertation, Brandeis University, 2014.

Foundation record: https://philolexianfoundation.org/members/perten-elizabeth-bc-2007/liszt-as-critic-virtuosity-aesthetics-and-the-artist-in-liszt-s-weimar-prose-184-2014.html