Lateness and Brahms

Margaret Notley, an Associate Professor of Music History at the University of North Texas, has published widely on a number of topics. Her article "Late-Nineteenth-Century Chamber Music and the Cult of the Classical Adagio" won the 2000 Alfred Einstein Award given by the American Musicological Society.

Introduction, Lateness and Brahms

Chapter 1: Brahms as Liberal, Bruckner as Other
Chapter 2: Brahms and the Problem of Late Style
Chapter 3: Themes and First Movements: Questions of Lateness and Individualism
Chapter 4: Music Pedagogy, Musicology, and Brahm's Collection of Octaves and Fifths: Historical Decline, Personal Renewal
Chapter 5: Volksconcerte and Concepts of Genre in Brahm's Vienna
Chaper 6: Adagios in Brahms's Late Chamber Music: Genre Aesthetics and Cultural Critique

Epilogue, The Twilight of Liberalism

Appendix, Brahms's Multimovement Works: Dates of Completion and Tempo Designations for the Slow Movements

Bibiography

Index