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Fall 2005, Volume 14, No. 3
Sigerson, John - Music, Politics, and J.S. Bach’s Jesu, meine Freude

Spring-Summer 2005 Volume 14, Nos. 1-2
Obituary for Norbert Brainin, Primarias of the Amadeus Quartet
Interview in 2005 with Norbert Brainin

Winter 2004, Volume 13, No. 4
Review: Verdi’s Il Trovatore: Sublime Love vs. Revenge *
Review: Rigoletto, Verdi’s Education of the Emotions **

Fall 2004, Volume 13. No. 3
Review: Verdi’s LaTraviata-The Woman Who Went Astray *
Review: Close to Perfection- Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro **

Winter 2003, Volume 12, No. 4
Mexico: Schiller Choruses Open Pavarotti Concert
Interview: Ana Linda Ruiz, Choral Director
András Schiff in Concert *

Summer 2003, Volume 12, No. 2
Hellenbroich, Anno - “Johannes Brahms’ Four Serious Songs-An Introduction”
Interview: Actor and Director Robert Beltran

Spring 2003, Volume 12 No. 1
Schlanger, Harley - “Who Owns Your Culture”

Winter 2001-Spring 2002, Volume 11, No. 1
Interview with Pianist Andras Schiff

Fall 2001, Volume 10, No. 3
An Evening in the “Simultaneity of Eternity” With Shakespeare, Keats, and William Warfield

Summer 2001, Volume 10, No. 2
Schiller Institute Concert Honors D.C. General Hospital

Spring, 2001 Volume 10, No. 1
LaRouche, Lyndon —Politics as Art
“Save the African-American Spititual” A Dialogue with William Warfield and Sylvia Olden Lee 

Winter 2000, Volume 9, No. 4
Shavin, David -Thinking Through Singing-Strategic Significance of Bach’s ’A Musical Offering”

Summer-Fall 2000 Volume 9 No. 2-3 (Special Conference Issue)
Tennenbaum, Jonathan—Bach and Kepler: The Polyphonic Character of Truthful Thinking
Ortrun Cramer, Beyond Bach: Beethoven’s Studies of Bach’s Works
Los Angeles Concert: A Tribute to the Spirit of Man (PDF)
Anno Hellenbroich—J.S. Bach’s Musical Revolution

Spring, 2000, Volume 9, No. 1
Richardson, Cloret—Brahms and Schiller Instruct Us In Today’s Civilizational Crisis
Review: Mozart’s “The Philospher’s Stone” *
Steven P. Meyer — The Classical Revolution in Jewish Liturgical Music * from EIR
Susan W. Bowen — Celebrating God's Universal Creation ** from EIR

Fall 1999, Volume 8, No. 3
LaRouche, Lyndon—Music, Judaism, and Hitler
Petition for a Verdi Opera at the Verdi Tuning in 2001

Summer 1999, Volume 8, No. 2
David Shavin — Philosophical Vignettes: Life of Moses Mendelssohn
Steven P. Meyer — Moses Mendelssohn and the Bach Tradition
Interview: Elizabeth Borowsky, Pianist (PDF)

Spring 1999, Volume 8, No. 1
Interview: Mstislav Rostropovich, ’Cellist and Conductor

Winter 1998, Volume 7, No. 4
LaRouche, Lyndon — The Substance of Morality
The Following are PDF files:
Introduction to Appendix:The case of Classical motivic thorough-composition
Chapter 1: The tradition of Florentine bel canto
Chapter 2: J.S. Bach and inversion as a universal principle of development in the continuum of musical composition
Chapter 3: J.S. Bach’s Art of the Fugue
Chapter 4: The ‘Royal Theme’ from A Musical Offering in dialogue among Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven
Chapter 5: W.A. Mozart’s Fantasy in C Minor K. 475 and the generalization of the the Lydian principle through motivic thorough-composition
Chapter 6: The principle of ‘time-reversal’ in Mozart
Chapter 7: On questions of motivic thorough-composition in Beethoven’s late works
Chapter 8: Brahms’ Fourth Symphony: A masterpiece of motivic thorough-composition

Fall 1998, Volume 7, No. 3
Haight, Fred- Beethoven’s Christ on the Mount of Olives: Gethsemane, As Schiller Would Treat It,
Hellenbroich, Anno—Beethoven’s Creative Process of Composition: (partial text only)
Mexico Concerts Launch Fight for Classical Music
Manual on Verdi Tuning Presented in Switzerland
Interview: Professor Norbert Brainin, Primarius of the Amadeus Quartet (PDF)

Summer 1998, Volume 7, No. 2 (Special Issue)
Tennenbaum, Jonathan & Director, Bruce — How Gauss Determined the Orbit of Ceres
Schiller Institute Performs Bach’s St.John Passion (PDF)

Spring 1998, Volume 7, No. 1
Dialogue and Interview with Syliva Olden Lee
Symposium on Excellence in Music

Winter 1997, Volume 8., No. 4
LaRouche, Lyndon The Classical Principle In Art and Science
Thomanerchor To Perform in Washington, D.C.

Summer 1997, Volume 6, No. 2
LaRouche, Lyndon — Behind the Notes
Interview with Dietrich Fischer Dieskau
Interview with Norbert Brainin
Interview with Lee Soo-in Korean Master Composer

Winter 1996, Volume 5 No. 4
Pechenuk, Mindy - Ave Verum Corpus

Summer 1996, Volume 5, No. 2
Wolfe, Kathy—Lyric Song and the Birth of the Korean Nation

Winter 1995, Volume 4, No. 4 1995
LaRouche, Helga Zepp—The Question of Motivic Thorough-Composition in Schiller’s Poetry
Anno Hellenbroich—In Celebration of Ludwig van Beethoven’s 225th Birthday

Fall 1995 Volume 4 No. 3
Marienfeld, Stephan- The Schöne Müllerin and the Mathematical-Sublime
Interview: Dr.William Warfield, baritone (PDF)

Winter 1994, Volume 3, No. 4
Speed, Dennis-African-American Spirituals And the Classical Setting Of Strophic Poetry
Director, Bruce - What Mathematics Can Learn From Classical Music

Fall 1994, Volume 3, No. 3
Seeds Planted for National Conservatory of Music Movement

Summer 1994, Vol. 3, No. 2.
Interview: Afrika Hayes- Growing Up with Roland Hayes

Winter 1993, Volume 2, No. 4
Dennis Speed—The Classical War against Multiculturalism
Interview: George Shirley, Tenor (PDF)
Interview: Cornelius Reid, Professor of Voice (PDF)
     3rd page of Cornelius Reid interview, high-resolution (so graphics are fully readable) (PDF, 5MB)
Brainin-Ludwig Concert for Civil Rights

Fall, 1993, Volume 2, No, 3
Interview with Carlo Bregonzi

Summer, 1993, Volume 2, No, 3
Interview: Betty Allen, Harlem School of the Arts (PDF)
A Setting of Schiller’s “Dignity of Women”

Spring 1993, Volume 2, No. 1
An Early Setting of the “Ode to Joy”

Winter, 1992, Volume 1, No. 4
LaRouche, Lyndon Mozart’s Revolution in Music, 1782-1786
Illustrations and Graphics
Shavin, David — Mozart and the American Revolutionary Upsurge
A Manual on Tuning and Registration

Fall, 1992, Volume I, No. 3
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. — On the Subject of Metaphor

Summer 1992, Volume 1, No. 2
Lyndon LaRouche: The Classical Idea: Natural and Artistic Beauty

Fall, 1991-2 (out of print) (Volume I, No. 1 )
LaRouche, Lyndon —The Science of Music: Solution to Plato’s Paradox of the “One and the Many”
Tennenbaum, Jonathan —The Foundations of Scientific Musical Tuning
Tennenbaum, Jonathan —A Brief History of Tuning (Box from article)
Interview: Violinist Norbert Brainin