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Music in Berlin, 1870-1910

Dr. Sanna Pederson, University of Oklahoma

About an Empire for Absolute Music
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The Musical City of Berlin

The Capital of the German Empire

Timeline for music in Berlin
Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer in the 1840s
Arthur Lourié on Berlin
The City of Berlin in 1907
Online resources for 19th Century Berlin

Chamber Music in Berlin

The Berlin Philharmonic

Pianists in Berlin

Violinists in Berlin

Chamber Music in Berlin

Chamber Music in the 1830s
Chamber Music in the 1840s
Quartets of Joachim’s students

The Berlin Philharmonic

The Berlin Philharmonic’s Popular Concerts
The Berlin Philharmonic’s Insane schedule
This job is killing me

Pianists in Berlin

Pianist Heinrich Barth
Pianists in 1907
- Schenker’s views of pianists from 1907
Pianist Alfred Reisenauer
What happened to Alice, Suzanne, and Tina?
Pianists F.S. Kelly and D.F. Tovey

Violinists in Berlin

Women Violinists as Soloists
The Second Violinist (Carl Halir)

The Joachim Quartet

Joseph Joachim

The Hausmanns

Students of Joachim

The Joachim Quartet

The Joachim Quartet
“It goes without saying…”
The Berlin audience for the Joachim Quartet
What made the Joachim Quartet Special: Leipzig Visits
What made the Joachim Quartet special? 1.
What made the Joachim Quartet special? 2.
Looking Backward
The Joachim Quartet and the British Press
The Quartet’s Past and Future in Vienna

Joseph Joachim

An Assessment of Joachim from 1931
Joachim’s Chamber Music Empire in 1907
Celebrations of Joachim’s achievements
Concerts commemorating Joachim
Joachim’s importance for orchestras
The Joachim tradition at the Gewandhaus
Loving Spohr
Joachim’s concerts in 1907
Joachim and money

The Hausmanns

The Musical Hausmann family
- Bernhard Hausmann’s instrument collection
Georg Hausmann
Robert Hausmann

Students of Joachim

Henri Petri
Georg Haenflein
Johann Kruse
Carl Halir
Geraldine Morgan
Lili Schober Petschnikoff
Josef Kotek
Joachim’s Students and their Quartets
Joachim’s Students as concertmasters in the US
Gustav Dannreuther
Joachim’s Women Students
- Table of Joachim’s Women Students
Leonora Jackson
Dora Becker

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Cultural Context

Women

Too much music

Concert Life

Composers

Women

Women are the problem!
The Lady Violinist
Fatal Fantasy Women

Too much music

Too many concerts by dilettantes
Again: Too many concerts!
The physiological consequences
Pushing the limit: 1907 concerts by the numbers

Concert Life

How affordable were these concerts?
Let there be clapping
An Embarrassment of Riches

Composers

The Wagner Monument of 1903
- The Wagner Monument and the threat of greasepaint
- Other monuments in Berlin
Mahler and Strauss on the same day in Berlin
- Three critics on Mahler’s Third Symphony
Debussy’s Perversity

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