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Series : [ce]MendelssohnStudies
Year : 1992
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Type	List	Author: Title, Series, Vol/No (Year/Month/Date of Publication), Pages	Status
	1.	Brodbeck, David:   A winter of discontent: Mendelssohn and the Berliner Domchor. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 1-32.
	2.	Jost, Christa:   In mutual reflection: historical, biographical, and structural aspects of Mendelssohn's Variations sérieuses. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 33-63.
	3.	Kramer, Lawrence:   Felix culpa: Goethe and the image of Mendelssohn. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 64-79.
	4.	Krummacher, Friedhelm:   Composition as accommodation? On Mendelssohn's music in relation to England. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 80-105.
	5.	Little, William A.:   Mendelssohn and Liszt. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 106-125.
	6.	Mintz, Donald:   1848, anti-Semitism, and the Mendelssohn reception. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 126-148.
	7.	Silber Ballan, Judith:   Marxian programmatic music: a stage in Mendelssohn's musical development. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 149-161.
	8.	Todd, R. Larry:   Me voilà perruqué: Mendelssohn's Six Preludes and Fugues op. 35 reconsidered. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 162-199.
	9.	Turner, J. Rigbie:   Mendelssohn's letters to Eduard Devrient: filling in some gaps. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 200-239.
	10.	Ward Jones, Peter:   Mendelssohn and his English publishers. [ce]MendelssohnStudies (1992), 240-255.
	11.	Todd, R. Larry (ed.):   Mendelssohn studies. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1992. xiii, 261p. ISBN: 0-521-41776-7; 2006(paper). ISBN: 0-521-02889-2. [contents]