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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 April 2010
1 Nietzsche, Friedrich, Sämtliche Werke, Stuttgarter Ausgabe I, 52.Google Scholar
2 Ibid., I, 71 (similar wording already 35).
3 See e.g., De ordine II, 20Google Scholar: Augustinus affirms the venerabilis ac divina disciplina Pythagorae, Musica to Augustinus is everything the nine Muses do, i.e., art in general. De musica is therefore a general theory of art. Musica est scientia bene modulandi, “music is the art of applying the right measures” (I, 2).
4 Obsesion, Jardin de Alegrias, and Seven Daggers were, during the 70eth and 8Oeth performed by the National Ballet School in Toronto, choreographed and directed by Susana. A Juan, performed by the troupe Flamencos en Route, choreographed and directed by Susana is, since November 1987, touring European capitals.
5 See, e.g., Strich, Fritz, Deutsche Klassik und Romantik (München, 1928).Google Scholar
6 von Kleist, Heinrich, Werke. Leipzig o.J., IV, 133.Google Scholar