Eastern European emigrants and the internationalisation of 20th-century music concepts

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Includes bibliographical references.Proceedings of a international conference helds at the Musicological Institute of Leipzig University, 29-31 January 2020.Emigration in 20th-century music history / Christoph Flamm -- Czech musical immigration in Slovenia and the concept of nationally influenced musical culture / Jernej Weiss -- The history of Russian music in the West : philosopher Ivan Lapshin in St. Petersburg and Prague / Georgy Kovalevsky -- A post-Wagnerian Gesamtkunstwerk? : Stravinsky, Diaghilev, Benois, and the Russian painters of the Ballets Russes / Marina Lupishko -- The Russian art magazine Jar-Ptitza as a medium of intercultural transfer in early 1920s Germany / Anna Fortunova -- Decision, hope, and resignation : Nikolai Medtner's emigration and stay in Berlin, 1921-1924 / Wendelin Bitzan -- Arthur Lourié in France / Olesya Bobrik -- Microtonal music actors : Ivan Wyschnegradsky and his circle / Lidia Ader -- From national to comsopolitan and vice versa : multiple identities and intercultural transer in Lithuanian migrant music / Rūta Stanevičiūtė -- (E)migration of ideas : ways of microtonal composing in Lithuanian music in the 1970s and 1980s / Rima Povilionienė -- Polish émigré composers in the United States of America / Jolanta Guzy-Pasiak -- Emigration and the transfer of ideas after World War II / Dörte Schmidt -- Folklorism and nostalgia in György Ligeti's late works / Márton Kerékfy -- Styles, significations and contexts of "popular music" during the Cold War / Michael Esch.