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Eduard Hanslick (11
September 1825 – 6
August 1904) was an
Austrian music critic,
aesthetician and historian.
Among the
leading critics of his time, he...
- music. In the 19th century, a
significant debate arose between Eduard Hanslick, a
music critic and musicologist, and
composer Richard Wagner regarding...
- music. In the 19th century, a
significant debate arose between Eduard Hanslick, a
music critic and musicologist, and
composer Richard Wagner regarding...
- particular, had detractors, most
notably the
influential Austrian critic Eduard Hanslick and
other supporters of
Johannes Brahms, who
pointed to
their large size...
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attracting a
growing circle of supporters, friends, and musicians.
Eduard Hanslick celebrated them
polemically as
absolute music, and Hans von Bülow even...
- as he was not on it
during the
calendar year of 1874,
according to
Hanslick.
Hanslick had first-hand knowledge, as a
continuing member of the jury (from...
- Brahms'
friend and
biographer Max Kalbeck,
reported that the
critic Eduard Hanslick,
acting as one of the page-turners,
exclaimed on
hearing the
first movement...
- late
eighties and
early nineties.
Throughout the mid-to-late 1800s
Eduard Hanslick became a
leading figure in Austria,
writing for the Neue
Freie Presse....
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composed in 1865, and
published in 1866,
dedicated to the
music critic Eduard Hanslick.
These waltzes were
written for
piano four hands, and were also arranged...
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Newbould 1992, pp. 180–181.
Hanslick 1988, 102.
Hanslick 1988, 101–103 (in
Henry Pleasants'
translation from
Hanslick's original German).
Neville Marriner...
