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Interlude II. Clown: Ironic Tune between Memory and Oblivion
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Michal Ben-Horin
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments v
- Contents vii
- Overture. German Catastrophe and the Rebirth of Musical Biography 1
- 1. Thomas Mann: Dissonance as a Mode of Documentation 15
- Interlude I. Siegfried: Atonality and Decentralized Narrative 43
- 2. Günter Grass: Rhythms of a Fictitious Testimony 51
- Interlude II. Clown: Ironic Tune between Memory and Oblivion 77
- 3. Ingeborg Bachmann: The Resonance of Trauma 83
- Interlude III. Pianist: Austria from a Musician’s Perspective 109
- 4. Thomas Bernhard: Writing, Playing, and the Compulsion to Repeat 115
- Interlude IV. Composer: Sound Transfiguration after Reunification 143
- Coda. The End of Musical Biography? 149
- Bibliography 153
- Index 169
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments v
- Contents vii
- Overture. German Catastrophe and the Rebirth of Musical Biography 1
- 1. Thomas Mann: Dissonance as a Mode of Documentation 15
- Interlude I. Siegfried: Atonality and Decentralized Narrative 43
- 2. Günter Grass: Rhythms of a Fictitious Testimony 51
- Interlude II. Clown: Ironic Tune between Memory and Oblivion 77
- 3. Ingeborg Bachmann: The Resonance of Trauma 83
- Interlude III. Pianist: Austria from a Musician’s Perspective 109
- 4. Thomas Bernhard: Writing, Playing, and the Compulsion to Repeat 115
- Interlude IV. Composer: Sound Transfiguration after Reunification 143
- Coda. The End of Musical Biography? 149
- Bibliography 153
- Index 169