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- ↑ Logik des Zerfalls : Unters. zum Finalproblem in d. Symphonien Gustav Mahlers on WorldCart
- ↑ Robert Schumann und die grosse Form : Referate des Bonner Symposions 2006 on WorldCat
- ↑ ZeitGenossen : 17 Lebensbilder von Kommunist/inn/en on WorldCat
- ↑ Popmusik und Kunstreligion : theoretische Überlegungen on WorldCat
- ↑ Vom Gehirn, vom Hut und von der Garderobe : Hanns Eislers musikalische "Spässe" on WorldCat
