Music Since 1945: Issues, Materials, and LiteratureA survey of the music of the postwar period, exploring a diversity of music from an international perspective. Integrating music theory and music history, this book concentrates on: pitch logic; process; texture; sound colour; time; performance ritual; parody/historicity; notation; and technology. |
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Contents
Precedents Influences and Carly Portwar Trends | 2 |
NonWestern Musical | 13 |
The Loudspeaker | 26 |
Copyright | |
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