Open Access

Open Access
Open Access means that students, academics and of course all interested recipients in general have unrestricted online access to the electronic edition (usually PDF e-books) of academic publications without being prevented from doing so by a pay-wall. Publishing in Open Access and the associated unrestricted access increases the dissemination possibilities for scientific publications many times over.

Hollitzer Verlag supports the Open Access policy of the European Reseach Council and the FWF (Austrian Science Fund) and guarantees immediate open access to books and book chapters that have undergone appropriate quality control and have been peer-reviewed or that have been produced with the support of the relevant research funding.

Our academic publications are generally published in print and digitally and made freely accessible, taking into account legal and economic possibilities.

The content of your Hollitzer Open Access publication is, of course, provided with an ISBN as well as being clearly identifiable on the web by a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) number, even at chapter level. Hollitzer's collaboration with JSTOR ensures a very high level of dissemination of the publication in scientific institutions worldwide.

Peer-review / quality control
To ensure that your open access publications meet the required standard, all our Open Access publications must have undergone appropriate institutional scientific quality control and/or a peer-review process.

Gold Open Access
The Open Access e-book edition is published simultaneously with the printed edition under the CreativeCommons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) or Attribution Non-Commercial (CC BY-NC 4.0) licence.

Green Open Access
The Open Access e-book edition is published under the CreativeCommons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) or Attribution Non-Commercial (CC BY-NC 4.0) licence after an embargoperiod to be agreed (usually 12 or 24 months).

Rights
If a publication is to be published Open Access, the rights for simultaneous Open Access archiving must be available. Authors should therefore ensure that the appropriate rights are obtained during the manuscript preparation phase, especially in the case of illustrations or third-party texts. This is stipulated in writing in the author contract.

Archiving
If the publication is funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF), the FWF will simultaneously archive the Open Access version of the publication in the FWF e-book library. The authors (the editors) must confirm their respective agreement to this to the FWF and the publisher. Of course, authors are free to publish their Open Access publication in the repositories of their own institution (university, academy, etc.) or any other institutional or subject-specific repository.

One of the following CreativeCommons licence models is used for OA archiving: Attribution (CC BY 4.0) or Attribution Non-Commercial (CC BY-NC 4.0).

Open Access new publications:

OPEN
ACCESS Cover Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Five Voices

Scott Lee Edwards , Stefan Gasch , Sonja Tröster

Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Five Voices

New Senfl Edition 3

Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich / Monuments of Fine Austrian Music

New Senfl Edition

Scott Lee Edwards, Stefan Gasch, Sonja Tröster (eds.): Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Five Voices. New Senfl Edition 3, Reihenhrsg. Martin Eybl und Birgit Lodes, Wien: Hollitzer Verlag, 2022 (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich, Band 163.3), 432 S., 24 x 34 cm, English, Softcover

ISBN 978-3-99012-944-9 (pbk) € 199,00
ISBN 978-3-99012-945-6 (pdf) Open Access

Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Five Voices

New Senfl Edition 3

Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Four Voices (N-V)

New Senfl Edition 2

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Southeast European Music, Theatre, Arts, Culture

Ludwig Senfl: Motets For Four Voices (A-I)

New Senfl Edition 1

Wege zu „Stille Nacht“

Zur Vor- und Nachgeschichte einer „einfachen Composition“

Der Mönch von Salzburg im Interpretationsprofil der Gegenwart

Bericht einer Tagung des Arbeitsschwerpunkts Salzburger Musikgeschichte an der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg in Verbindung mit drei Konzerten im Juni 2018

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Exile and Emigration in Music Culture

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Transdisciplinarity and new theoretical genres: Cultural turns

Verlorene Söhne und Töchter

Salzburgs Musikleben nach Auflösung der Hofmusikkapelle

Re-Reading Hanslick's Aesthetics

Die Rezeption Eduard Hanslicks im englischen Sprachraum und ihre diskursiven Grundlagen

Musik am Dom zu Salzburg

Repertoire und liturgisch gebundene Praxis zwischen hochbarocker Repräsentation und Mozart-Kult

August Wilhelm Ambros: Musikaufsätze und -rezensionen: 1872-1876

Historisch-kritische Ausgabe. Band 2: 1874-1876

Dommusikarchiv Salzburg (A-Sd). Thematischer Katalog der musikalischen Quellen, Reihe A

August Wilhelm Ambros: Musikaufsätze und -rezensionen 1872-1876

Historisch-kritische Ausgabe. Band 1: 1872 und 1873

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Literatur und Musik

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Mediterranean, Our Own: (Post-)Yugoslav Pop Music

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Traduzioni, adattamenti e adozioni. Tradure il teatro del Sei e Settecento oggi

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Building cultural memory in south-eastern Europe at the eve of modernity

TheMA - Open Access Research Journal for Theatre, Music, Arts

Die Litaneien von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart und die Salzburger Tradition