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Volume III Part A: Germany and the Nordic Countries Section One: TheGerman Classic/Romantic Symphony from ca. 1800 to 1857 One: After Beethoven:Leipzig as the Epicenter of the Symphony; Two: The Symphonies of Carl Mariavon Weber and Richard Wagner: Two Symphonic Composers Turn to Opera; Three:The Symphonies of Louis Spohr; Four: The Symphonies of FelixMendelssohn-Bartholdy; Five: The Symphonies of Robert Schumann Section Two:The Symphony in Northern Europe Six: The Symphony in Nineteenth-CenturySweden; Seven: The Symphony in Norway; Eight: The Symphony in Denmark fromca. 1830 to ca. 1925; Nine: The Symphony in Finland from ca. 1850 to 1936Section Three: The Avant-Garde/New School Symphonists Ten: Hector Berlioz;Eleven: Franz Liszt; Twelve: Joachim Raff; Thirteen: Richard Strauss VolumeIII Part B: Great Britain, Russia, France Section Four: The British SymphonyFourteen: The Symphony in Great Britain: From Potter to Elgar Section Five:The Russian Symphony Fifteen: The Symphony in Russia: From Glinka toRachmaninoff Section Six: The French Symphony Sixteen: The French Symphonyafter Berlioz: From the Second Empire to the First World War