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2 Evidence forthe associationcan be foundin the publishedSch6nbergcorrespondence. See Erwin Stein, ed., 'Arnold SchoenbergLetters',trans. Eithne Wilkinsand
ErnstKaiser (New York, i965), pp. 144-50.
3 Ludwig Munz & Gustav Kunstler,'Adolph Loos' (London, 1966), pp. 228-9.
4 Arnold Schdnberg, 'Harmonielehre', rev. and enlarged ed. (Vienna, 1922),
p. 325.
5 Arnold Schonberg,'Brahnis the Progressive',in 'Style and Idea', trans. Dika
Newlin (New York, 1950), p. 72.
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14See letterof 20 July I922 to Kandinsky,in Stein, 'Letters',pp. 70-72.
15 Togetherwitha manuscriptfacsimileofhissong'Herzgewachse',Op. 20.
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PP. 139-61.
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Arnold Hauser, 'The Social Historyof Art' (London, I962), iii, p. 187.
ErnstDecsey, 'Zur Schonberg-Kritik',
Die Musik,xii (I9I2), p. 184.
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p. 42.
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awareness"(ibid.,p. 197).
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