Lili Békéssy & Gesa Finke 
Studien zur Musikwissenschaft — Beihefte der Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich. Band 62 [PDF ebook] 
Musical Practice in the Long Nineteenth Century: Unknown Ego-Documents from Central Europe

Vorwort
Gesa Finke (Köln)
Ego Documents as Sources for Writing Music History
Martin Eybl (Wien)
Musical Practice and Music Historiography
Marko Motnik (Maribor)
Eine Stadtchronik oder ein Ego-Dokument?
Die Schilderungen des Musiklebens im Laibach der 1830er Jahre
in den Berichten von Franz Franz
Eleonore Kinsky (Praha)
Memories of the Musical Life in Bohemia in the 1840s:
Antonín Dvořák’s Interview in the Sunday Times, May 1885
Emese Tóth (Budapest)
Between Rotterdam and Pest: József Ellinger’s Letters to Ferenc Erkel
Lili Veronika Békéssy (Budapest)
‘… a son of our country asks for the patronage of your esteemed journal.’
Sen. Kornél Ábrányi’s Network
Vjera Katalinić (Zagreb)
Franjo Ks. Kuhač in the Culture of Letters:
Between Micro- and Macrohistory
Tomasz Pudłocki (Krakow)
Ego Documents as Sources for Musical Activities
in the Galician High Schools, 1867–1914
Jana Laslavíková (Bratislava)
Conducting at the Municipal Theatre in Pressburg:
Bruno Walter Reports to his Family
Zsombor Németh (Budapest)
The Violinist Imre Waldbauer’s Acquaintance with Béla Bartók