Item 004 - [Letter from Viktor Zuckerkandl to Otto Schulmeister, April 6, 1955]

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OTUFM 62-A-004

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[Letter from Viktor Zuckerkandl to Otto Schulmeister, April 6, 1955]

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  • April 6, 1955 (Creation)

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4 pages, typed, (2 original & 2 reproduction)

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(1896-1965)

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Zuckerkandl hesitantly expresses interest in writing for Spectrum Austriae. He explains that he feels it impossible to separate Austrian music from German music and specifies that characteristics of Austrian music are inspired by the landscape of the country. Zuckerkandl further recommends Heinrich Schnitzler, director and teacher of theater history, for work on Spectrum Austriae.

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  • German

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    St. John's, Box 1, Folder 3

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    Published article:

    • Zuckerkandl, Viktor. 1957. “Das Österreichische in der Musik.” In Spectrum Austriae: Österreich in Geschichte und Gegenwart, edited by Otto Schulmeister with Johann Christoph Allmayer-Beck and Adam Wandruszka, 524–63. Vienna: Herder.

    Re-published:

    • Zuckerkandl, Viktor. 1964. “Das Österreichische in der Musik.” In Vom musikalischen Denken: Begegnung von Ton und Wort, 223–67. Zürich: Rhein-Verlag.

    Correspondence:

    • See related correspondence with Anton Böhm and Otto Schulmeister [editors of Spectrum Austriae].

    “Brader Tantz zu Wien” (in Das deutsche Volkslied) is mentioned in Zuckerkandl's article, “Das Österreichische in der Musik.”

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    Folder labelled "Correspondence with the editor of 'Spektrum Austriae.'"

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