”Klappern und wieder klappern! Die Leute glauben nur was gedruckt steht.”1

Andréas Hallén’s Letters to Hans Herrig. A Contribution to the Swedish-German Cultural Contacts in the Late Nineteenth Century

Authors

  • Martin Knust

Abstract

-

Author Biography

Martin Knust

Martin Knust has studied musicology, theology, and philosophy at Greifswald, Berlin (Humboldt Universität), and Dresden. His doctoral thesis, Sprachvertonung und Gestik in den Werken Richard Wagners – Einflüsse zeitgenössischer Rezitations- und Deklamationspraxis (2006, published in 2007), is a cross-disciplinary study of theatrical gesture and declamation as models for the music of Richard Wagner. In 2008, after employments at Greifswald and Berlin (Technische Universität), Martin Knust became a postdoctoral research fellow/assistant professor in musicology at Stockholm University. His main research interests are opera and music theatre, Nordic music in the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first centuries, church music in the sixteenth century, music iconography, and music in Angkor and Cambodia.

Downloads

Published

2011-05-31

How to Cite

Knust, M. (2011). ”Klappern und wieder klappern! Die Leute glauben nur was gedruckt steht.”1: Andréas Hallén’s Letters to Hans Herrig. A Contribution to the Swedish-German Cultural Contacts in the Late Nineteenth Century. Svensk Tidskrift för Musikforskning Swedish Journal of Music Research, 93, 33–76. Retrieved from https://publicera.kb.se/stm-sjm/article/view/34060

Issue

Section

Articles

Most read articles by the same author(s)

  • Henrik Karlsson, Martin Edin, Lennart Hedwall, Knut Johannessen, Hans Åstrand, John Potter, Eric Hammarström, Lars Lilliestam, Gunnar Ternhag, Hans Åstrand, Timo Leisiö, Anders Dillmar, Bertil Wikman, Øivind Varkøy, Berk Sirman, Peter Sjökvist, Owe Ander, Martin Knust, Bo Marschner, Karin Eriksson, Märta Ramsten, Thomas Olsson, Sten Dahlstedt, Martin Edin, Ursula Geisler, Karin Strand, Anne Reese Willén, Julia Schlichtina Björklund, Olle Edström, Recensioner , Svensk tidskrift för musikforskning / Swedish Journal of Music Research: Vol. 94 (2012): STM