Item 37 - Vom Wachstum des Kunstwerks

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OTUFM 62-B-1-37

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Vom Wachstum des Kunstwerks

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  • [1961?] (Creation)

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38 pages (1 sellers note; 36 essay, typed with handwritten comments in pencil; 1 page music examples [Beethoven "Beilage"])

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(1896-1965)

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Zuckerkandl explores the creation of works of art. He is particularly concerned with the roles of “growth” and “work” (“Wachstum” and “Werk”). Using examples from music by Bach and Beethoven, Zuckerkandl demonstrates coalescing of growth (“Wachstum”) and work (“Werk”). Zuckerkandl considers if machines are capable of composing as humans do. This draft is very close to the published form.

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  • German

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    St. John's, Box 2, Folder 3 [folder labelled St. John's, Box 1 Folder 17]

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    Lecture given at Eranos 1962, published:

    • Zuckerkandl, Viktor. 1963. “Vom Wachstum des Kunstwerks.” In Eranos-Jahrbuch 1962: Der Mensch, Führer und Geführter im Werk, edited by Adolf Portmann, 275–315. Vol. 31 of Eranos Jahrbuch. Zürich: Rhein-Verlag.
    • Re-published: Zuckerkandl, Viktor. 1964. “Vom Wachstum des Kunstwerks.“ In Vom musikalischen Denken: Begegnung von Ton und Wort, 103–49. Zürich: Rhein-Verlag.

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    • See related correspondence between Zuckerkandl and Fröbe-Kapteyn

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    Seller's note indicates that St. John's copy was purchased from "Schubertiade Music, Gabriel Boyers."

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