Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Figures

pp ix-x

List of Tables

pp xi-xii

List of Music Examples

pp xiii-xiv

List of Contributors

pp xv-xviii

Acknowledgements

pp xix-xx

Introduction

pp 1-12

PART I - mourning, modernism, and genius

pp 13-14

1 - Witold Lutoslawski's Muzyka zalobna (1958) and the Construction of Genius

pp 15-38

2 - Personal Loss, Cultural Grief, and Lutoslawski's Music of Mourning

pp 39-70

3 - Lutoslawski's String Quartet: Mourning, Melancholia, and Modern Subjectivity

pp 71-86

PART II - other lutoslawskis

pp 87-88

4 - Behind the Curtain of Oblivion: Lutoslawski's Music for Theatre and Radio Plays

pp 89-118

5 - Derwid as Lutoslawski's Patron

pp 119-140

6 - Witold Lutoslawski in Occupied Warsaw

pp 141-164

7 - Lutoslawski and Sonoristics

pp 165-182

PART III - documents

pp 183-184

8 - Lutoslawski on Contemporary Music: Critical Commentary in Letters and Documents from the Lutoslawski Correspondence Collection

pp 185-210

9 - Witold Lutoslawski's Artistic Diary: An Unknown Document of the Composer's Creative Path

pp 211-226

10 - MAT. LUDOWE: The Lutos File

pp 227-254

PART IV - political engagement

pp 255-256

11 - Lutoslawski and Stalinism: Contextualizing Artistic and Political Choices around 1950

pp 257-272

12 - Lutoslawski's Political Refrains

pp 273-300

PART V - legacies

pp 301-302

13 - Lutoslawski, Revived and Remixed

pp 303-332

14 - Heart and Brain, Tradition and Modernism: Lutoslawski and the Continuing Story of Harmony

pp 333-358

Bibliography

pp 359-382

Index

pp 383-402