The Oxford Handbook of Faust in Music

The Oxford Handbook of Faust in Music testifies to the spectacular impact the Faust theme has exerted over the centuries. The Handbook's three-part organization enables readers to follow the evolution of Faust in music across time and stylistic periods, suggesting that these musical compositions are not mere retellings of the story, but contribute significant insights of their own.

Lorna Fitzsimmons is Professor of Humanities at California State University, Dominguez Hills. She has taught an interdisciplinary Lives of Faust course for over a decade. She is also the editor of Lives of Faust: The Faust Theme in Literature and Music. A Reader; International Faust Studies: Adaptation, Reception, Translation; Goethe's Faust and Cultural Memory: Comparatist Interfaces; and Faust Adaptations from Marlowe to Aboudoma and Markland. She is currently writing two book monographs on the Faust theme.
Charles McKnight is Associate Professor Emeritus of Music at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He holds a PhD in Music from Cornell University, specializing in Russian music. A professional trombonist in New York City for eighteen years, he performed with ballet orchestras such as the American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and the Joffrey Ballet. As an academic he teaches music history, music theory, and Russian studies.

Introduction
CHARLES MCKNIGHT AND LORNA FITZSIMMONS
PART 1 SYMPHONIC, CHORAL, CHAMBER, AND SOLO FAUST WORKS
1. Selected Settings from "Auerbachs Keller"
ALBERTO RIZZUTI
2. Musical Remembering in Schubert's Faust Settings
MARJORIE HIRSCH
3. Berlioz, Faust, and the Gothic
JULIAN RUSHTON
4.Schumann's Struggle with Goethe's Faust
LAURA TUNBRIDGE
5. Ideas of Redemption and the Total Artwork in Wagner's
Encounters with Faust
THOMAS S. GREY
6. Liszt's Faust Complexes
JONATHAN KREGOR
7.Gounodian Fausts by Pablo de Sarasate, Joan Baptista Pujol, and Felip Pedrell i SabatÃ(c)
ROLF BÄCKER
8. Mahler's Eighth and the Faust Symphonic Tradition
JAMES L. ZYCHOWICZ
9.Hanns Eisler and Faust in the German
Democratic Republic
JOY H. CALICO
10. The Paradoxical Faust Cantatas of Adrian
Leverkühn and Alfred Schnittke
CHARLES MCKNIGHT
PART 2 FAUST IN OPERA
11. Louis Spohr's Tragic Faust
CLIVE MCCLELLAND
12. The Genesis, Transformations, Sources, and
Style of Gounod's Faust
VINCENT GIROUD
13. Mefistofele Triumphant--From the Ideal to
the Real
MICHELE GIRARDI
14. Extending the Reach of Ferruccio Busoni's Doktor
Faust
MARC-ANDRÉ ROBERGE
15. The Faustian and Mephistophelean Worlds in
Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress
MAUREEN A. CARR
16. Havergal Brian's Gothic Opera Faust
JÜRGEN SCHAARWÄCHTER
17. The Serial Concept in Pousseur's Votre Faust
ANDRE BRÉGÉGÈRE
18. History and Faust in Doctor Atomic
REBECCA CYPRESS
19. Reflections of the Contemporary Schizophrenia in
Josef Berg's Two Versions of Johanes doktor Faust
MARTIN FLASAR
20. Pascal Dusapin's New Lyrical Style in Faustus, the Last Night
JACQUES AMBLARD
PART 3 FAUST IN BALLET AND MUSICAL THEATER
21. Faust Goes Dancing
KRISTIN RYGG
22. Heinrich Heine's Faust Ballet Scenario,
1846-1948
DAVID CONWAY
23. The American Musical and the Faustian Bargain
RAYMOND KNAPP
24. Faust Rocks the Stage (Not)
ELIZABETH L. WOLLMAN
25. Helen Gifford's Marlovian Regarding Faustus

MARK CARROLL