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[edit] Important entry

This entry incorporates information about one of the most famous austrian composers of our century. I think it will be usefull.

Austrian Music

[edit] Indeed

Thanks for the info. Very nice. The Musician

[edit] POV?

The sentence "Thus, Schwertsik has accepted the position of the leader of an organisation for the first time in his career and also avowed himself a melodicist according to the musical philosophy that was developed and represented by Joseph Marx." - sounds tendentious, unless Schwertsik has specifically claimed this somewhere. He has founded or co-founded several organizations. No doubt he reveres the memory of his old teacher, but has he specifically endorsed his philosophy? His own music manifests many different stylistic tendencies and philosophical outlooks.Cenedi 11:07, 17 December 2006 (UTC)