Arthur Mendel (June 6, 1905 – October 14, 1979) was an American musicologist, known as a Bach scholar.^[1] He was born in Boston and died in Newark, New Jersey.^[2]

Education

He graduated from Harvard University in 1925 before going to study with Nadia Boulanger in Paris.^[1]

Career

Mendel was an editor at G. Schirmer, Inc. (1930-1938), the journal of the American Musicological Society (1940-1943) and Associated Music Publishers (1941-1943).^[2]

For 31 years, Mendel taught at Princeton University.^[1]

Literary works

• music critics on the "Nation" (1930–1933)^[2]
• editor of "The Bach Reader", 1945 (with H. T. David)
• Studies in the History of Musical Pitch, 1968
• With Nathan Broder, translator of Mozart: His Character, His Work by Alfred Einstein
• Translator of 'Mozart's Choice of Keys' by Alfred Einstein

References

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