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Volume 15, Issue 2
October 1991
19th-Century Music Cover Image for Volume 15, Issue 2
ISSN 0148-2076
EISSN 1533-8606

Toward Mozart

Toward Mozart
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Mozart: The Myth of the Eternal Child
Maynard Solomon
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Mozart's Sense for Nature
Daniel Heartz
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Front Matter
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Cadenza Contra Text: Mozart in Beethoven's Hands
Richard Kramer
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Requiem, but No Piece
Thomas Bauman
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Whose "Magic Flute?" Intimations of Reality at the Gates of the Enlightenment
Rose Rosengard Subotnik
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Comment & Chronicle
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Back Matter
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Review

Review: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Requiem, by Alfred Schnerich and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Requiem, K. 626, by Günter Brosche
Christoph Wolff
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All Issues
Viewpoint: Beyond Musicology: Music and Humanistic Knowledge
Kant, Coleridge, and the “Moonlight” Sonata: Imagination, Fantasy, and Fantasies in Beethoven’s Time
Doubled Figures, Doubled Infinities: Der Mönch, “Der Leiermann,” and the Kantian Mathematical Sublime
Class, Courtship, and habitus clivé: Debussy’s mélodies and the Politics of Social Mobility
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