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Claiming Beethoven
Prof. Dr. Michael Custodis and his team at the University of Münster
27 episodes
2 days ago
We portrait a group of international musicologists and historians examining aspects of propaganda, collaboration, resistance, persecution and exile.
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We portrait a group of international musicologists and historians examining aspects of propaganda, collaboration, resistance, persecution and exile.
Show more...
Music History
Music
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Part 1 - Henrik Rosengren on Beethoven's reception in neutral Sweden during the Second World War
Claiming Beethoven
19 minutes 47 seconds
2 years ago
Part 1 - Henrik Rosengren on Beethoven's reception in neutral Sweden during the Second World War

Henrik Rosengren, Ph.D, is an associate professor in history at the Department of History at Lund University, Sweden and previously editor of the historical journal Scandia. His research topics includes anti-Semitism, biography writing, music history, music and politics and exile research. Selected writings: ,Judarnas Wagner’. Moses Pergament och den kulturella identifikationens dilemma omkring 1920–1950 (’The Jew´s Wagner’. Moses Pergament and the Dilemma of Cultural Identification, Sekel: 2007); Fünf Musiker im Schwedischen Exil. Nazismus – Kalter Krieg – Demokratie, Neumünster: 2016), “’My Wagner is not your Wagner’. The Swedish Reception of the Richard Wagner Legacy During the First Half of the Twentieth Century” in Wagner and the North (edit. by Martin Knust and Anna Kauppala, Helsinki 2021) and The Cold War Through the Lens of Music Making in the GDR (ed. together with Petra Garberding, forthcoming, Stockholm 2022).

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Claiming Beethoven
We portrait a group of international musicologists and historians examining aspects of propaganda, collaboration, resistance, persecution and exile.