Echo
Studien zur Kunstgeschichte und Musikwissenschaft zum Gedenken an Helmut Schwammlein
by Wolfgang Augustyn, Gerhard Dietel, Klaus-Dieter Gross, Hans Kraus-Hubner, Dorothee Schwammlein, Karl Schwammlein, Ernst Osterkamp, Karl Moseneder, Peter Tenhaef, Jorg Traeger, Klemens Unger, Peter Wolf, Rudolf Koller, Hans Zehetmair, Uta von Maydell and edited by David Hiley and Gosbert Schussler
Hardback (Published)
(July 2006)
ISBN: 9783795418069
Price: $40.00
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Kunstgeschichte und Musikwissenschaft – passt das zusammen? Sehr wohl, wie die vorliegende Gedenkschrift fur Helmut Schwammlein zeigt. Dieser war sowohl praktizierender Musiker und Musikpadagoge wie auch Kunsthistoriker, sein Wissen floss nicht nur in die regionale Grenzen schnell uberschreitenden Auffuhrungen seiner MUSICA ANTIQUA AMBERGENSIS REGENSBURG.
Prof. Dr. David Hiley lehrt Musikwissenschaft an der Universitat Regensburg, v.a. Musik des Mittelalters. Prof. Dr. Gosbert Schussler ist Inhaber des Lehrstuhls fur Kunstgeschichte und Christliche Archaologie der Universitat Passau, Schwerpunkte: Kunst und Ikonographie der Fruhen Neuzeit.
- By (author) Wolfgang Augustyn
- By (author) Gerhard Dietel
- By (author) Klaus-Dieter Gross
- By (author) Rudolf Koller
- By (author) Hans Kraus-Hubner
- By (author) Uta von Maydell
- By (author) Karl Moseneder
- By (author) Ernst Osterkamp
- By (author) Dorothee Schwammlein
- By (author) Karl Schwammlein
- By (author) Peter Tenhaef
- By (author) Jorg Traeger
- By (author) Klemens Unger
- By (author) Peter Wolf
- By (author) Hans Zehetmair
- Edited by David Hiley
- Edited by Gosbert Schussler
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