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Notes on Contributors

Talia Pecker Berio is an Associate Professor of Musicology and Music History at the University of Siena. Her research deals with the historical and textual criticism of nineteenthand twentieth-century music, with an emphasis on the German symphonic tradition, the poetics of Gustav Mahler, and the transformation of musical language and aesthetics in the post-tonal era. She has published extensively on Mahler’s Jewish roots and on the implications of Jewish thought and commentary techniques in music analysis and hermeneutics. She is directing the edition of Berio’s collected writings for the Italian publisher Einaudi, and is the President of the Centro Studi Luciano Berio, founded on her initiative in 2009.