Volume 27, Number 20 · December 18, 1980
Schoenberg and Dika
By Robert Craft
Schoenberg Remembered: Diaries and Recollections (1938-1976)
by Dika Newlin
Pendragon Press, 369 pp., $18.95
In September 1938, a precocious girl of fourteen and her mother, leaving father and husband at home in East Lansing, Michigan, boarded a train bound for Los Angeles. The child had not only been admitted to UCLA, but also to its composition classes taught by Arnold Schoenberg.
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