Introduction / Tina Frühauf
Part I. Time and the (Post)Modern: 1. Music and postmodern time / Lawrence Kramer ; 2. "Aesthetic indigestion" : Alfred Schnittke, anachronism, and the contemporary cadenza's musical pasts / Joshua S. Walden ; 3. John Adams's post-stylistic approach to the past : a response to the uncertain future of a globalized world? / Max Noubel
Part II. Manifestations of History: 4. Germany, post modernism, and the sphericity of time / Laurenz Lütteken ; 5. Visions of the "end of history," "1968," and the emergence of "postmoderne Musik" in West Germany / Beate Kutschke
Part III. Receptions of the Past: 6. (Neo- )Schenkerism and the past : recovering a plurality of critical contexts / John Koslovsky ; 7. From Bach to Neruda : historicity and heterogenous temporality in the Chilean cantata (1941-1969) / Daniela Fugellie ; 8. Time re-covered : double temporality in Olga Neuwirth's Hommage à Klaus Nomi / Georg Burgstaller
Part IV. Nostalgia and the Temporalities of Belonging: 9. The past is home : Eduardo Martínez Torner in postwar London; an exile's nostalgia for Spanish musicology / Susana Asensio Llamas ; 10. Historical nostalgia, nature, and the future in three iconic albums from 1971 : Aqualung, Who's next, and Led Zeppelin IV / Caitlin Vaughn Carlos ; 11. Indie Neofado's temporality : a tale of two nostalgias / Michael Arnold.