Siglind Bruhn: Essay Collections and
Journal Issues Edited/Co-authored

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1: Books edited and co-authored

2002 

Voicing the Ineffable: Musical Representations of Religious Experience
Volume 3 in the series “INTERPLAY: Music in Interdisciplinary Dialogue,”
M. Breivik and S. Bruhn, series editors (Hillsdale: NY: Pendragon), 316 pp.
[Contents]

1998 Messiaen's Language of Mystical Love
Volume 1 in the series “Twentieth-Century Studies in Music,”
Joseph Auner, series editor (New York: Garland), 271 pp. [Contents]

1998

Encrypted Messages in Alban Berg's Music
Volume 1 in the series “Border Crossings: Modernism in Music, Literature, and the Visual Arts”
Daniel Albright, series editor (New York: Garland), 307 pp. [Contents]

1998

Signs in Musical Hermeneutic, Special issue 13/1-4, The American Journal of Semiotics, 308 pp.

1995 The Education of the Professional Musician:
Towards a Change of Attitudes Regarding Goals and Values

(Nedlands, Western Australia: CIRCME - The Callaway International Resource Centre  for Music Education), 211 pp.

In preparation

Sonic Transformations of Literary Texts:  From Program Music to Musical Ekphrasis
Ten essays edited by Siglind Bruhn
(Pendragon Press, projected for 12/2008)


2: Journal issues edited

1996

Symmetry in Music, Dance, and Literature: Special issue 7/2 of the quarterly Symmetry: Culture and Science, 112 pp.

1996

In Memoriam Ernö Lendvai: Special issues 7/3 and 7/4 of the quarterly Symmetry: Culture and Science, 224 pp.

Siglind Bruhn also serves as editor of works in the humanities at large. Books she has shepherded include Po-shan Leung's study on the concept of "Eigentlichkeit" in Heidegger, Eigentlichkeit als Heideggers Wegmotiv: Von Sein und Zeit zur Seinsgeschichte (Edition Gorz 2007), Victoria Adamenko's investigation of the role of mythification in compositional processes, Neo-Mythologism in Music - From Scriabin and Schoenberg to Schnittke and Crumb (Pendragon Press 2007), Mathieu Schneider's study of the complex relationships between music and literature in the symphonic works of Richard Strauss and Gustav Mahler, Destins croisés (Edition Gorz 2006), Uta-D. Rose's inquiry into the relevance of Hannah Arendt's thought for the current debate between liberalism and communitarism, Die Komplexität politischen Handelns (Edition Gorz 2005), and Kristin Rygg's Masqued Mysteries Unmasked: Early Modern Music Theater and Its Pythagorean Subtext (Pendragon Press 2000). The two studies in French and German, like all books published by Edition Gorz, can be read on line or purchased in book form. More information about Edition Gorz, a European paperback and online publisher in the humanities, is available in German, French, Spanish, and English.