Henriëtte van Rensburg
Henriëtte van Rensburg completed a PhD entitled “A historical perspective on musical borrowing with specific reference to thematics in the free organ works by Buxtehude and Bach” at the North-West University, South Africa. She lectured at this university for 44 years, and also read papers at conferences in South Africa and Spain. She is currently a research fellow in the niche area Masara at the North-West University.
In the shadow of Brahms – Robert Fuchs and his First Piano Trio
2019-04-30"This article deals with the relatively little-known composer Robert Fuchs, who used developing variation – a composition technique associated predominantly with Johannes Brahms – in his First Piano Trio."