Re: Wagner and Liszt

[Alex J. Lubet <lubet001...>]

The papers are being compiled into a book, they're not on the web.  Mine
wasn't even given at the conference and it's still in progress.  My guess is
that Gottfried is very busy.  He also travels a lot and doesn't seem to
check his e-mail when he's on the road.

I don't know a whole lot about Liszt and Jews, although I've read that he
used to love to listen to Sulzer lead services in Vienna.  Tell me more,
please.

Best,



Alex Jacobowitz wrote:

> B"H Munich
>
> Hey, Alex.
>
> Is the paper you delivered on Wagner available
> in email text form? Or the paper that Marc
> Wiener delivered? I can´t find them on the net.
>
> FYI, Gottfried hasn´t responded to my letter yet,
> though I mentioned your name. It didn´t occur
> to me until just a few minutes ago that he´s
> the great-great grandson of Liszt, which makes
> it even MORE complicated. Have you read what
> Liszt wrote about the Jews in "The Gypsies in Music"?
>
> Alex Jacobowitz
>
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