Thank you - I've seen the thesis at my university library but it's very good to have it available for ready reading :) and that site has a very nice number of scores and sound files of his music, also... (I can think of a few comparable composer-devoted sites when it comes to that sort of, hrm, quality of user service musically speaking? :)... - raff.org and one or two others- but one of the one or two others is dedicated mostly to much lesser-known music by a very, very - if to my mind deservedly- well-known composer indeed.)
You're welcome. It is a fine study - which needs to be properly re-set and re-published, in my view.