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Music Since the First World War

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This survey of the most significant modern composers and their techniques has become a standard work on the constantly shifting musical developments during the greater part of the twentieth century. In a concise and accessible narrative, Whittall examines the continued but declining commitment to tonality, twelve-note serialism, and the gradual emergence of new aesthetic a...more
Paperback, 288 pages
Published June 29th 1995 by Oxford University Press, USA
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