In Time

'In Time' is an innovative study of classical music that integrates contemporary theory as problem-solving strategies (map-making) with music's expressive dimension, proposed as a metaphor of life journeys, as outward experience and inward memory in alternative realities.

Autorentext

Barbara Barry holds the position of Research Fellow in Music at the School of Advanced Studies, University of London, and also at the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem. She has authored six books and many articles related to Beethoven, Schubert and Mahler studies. Among her works, four books focus on analytic structure and the philosophy of music, while the remaining two belong to the genre of young adult fiction.

Inhalt

Acknowledgment ....................................................................................................... 9

Introduction ............................................................................................................. 11

The Beginning before the Beginning .................................................................. 11

Map- Making

Perspectives on Schubert's 'Wanderer' Fantasy: Conceptual Models and Compositional Strategy 'quasi una fantasia' ........................................................ 17

The Structure of Energy and the Character of Structure in Beethoven's 'Archduke' Trio ......................................................................................................... 53

Mind- Games: Blake, Adorno, and Modeling in Schubert 'quasi una fantasia' ..................................................................................................................... 81

Dilemmas in Problem- Solving Strategy

Under Threat: Tactics, Strategies, and 'Ways of Seeing' ................................... 123

Journeys and Story- Telling

The Mirror and the Lamp: Contexts of Poetic Iconology and the Structure of 'Das Lied von der Erde' ..................................................................................... 147

The 'Dark Side of the Force' in the Romantic Imagination ............................. 215

Odysseys in Proustian Time ................................................................................ 249

Bibliography ........................................................................................................... 275

Index ....................................................................................................................... 293

Author Index ....................................................................................................... 293

Topics Index ........................................................................................................ 293