Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Here on Foreign Shores: Dr. Karl Muck's Acclaim in Boston (1906–1918)
- 2 Mobilization: A Changing Environment for Boston (1917)
- 3 Selling the War: Demonizing the Enemy (1918)
- 4 “Looking for the Trump Card”: Mrs. William Jay's Attacks on Karl Muck in Wartime America (1915–1918)
- 5 “A Leaf in the Storm”: Muck, Higginson, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra (1918–1919)
- 6 Muck's Arrest: “Finding ‘One Weak Spot’” (1918–1919)
- 7 “Only Too Proud to Shoulder It All”: The Sexual Climate of Wartime Boston and Muck's Fall from Grace (1918–1919)
- 8 Muck's Final Years: His Association with the Wagners and Adolf Hitler (1920–1940)
- Coda (1919 to Present)
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- Eastman Studies in Music
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Here on Foreign Shores: Dr. Karl Muck's Acclaim in Boston (1906–1918)
- 2 Mobilization: A Changing Environment for Boston (1917)
- 3 Selling the War: Demonizing the Enemy (1918)
- 4 “Looking for the Trump Card”: Mrs. William Jay's Attacks on Karl Muck in Wartime America (1915–1918)
- 5 “A Leaf in the Storm”: Muck, Higginson, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra (1918–1919)
- 6 Muck's Arrest: “Finding ‘One Weak Spot’” (1918–1919)
- 7 “Only Too Proud to Shoulder It All”: The Sexual Climate of Wartime Boston and Muck's Fall from Grace (1918–1919)
- 8 Muck's Final Years: His Association with the Wagners and Adolf Hitler (1920–1940)
- Coda (1919 to Present)
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- Eastman Studies in Music
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- The Karl Muck ScandalClassical Music and Xenophobia in World War I America, pp. i - ivPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2019