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Widely praised by instructors for its captivating presentation of musical concepts, this landmark music-appreciation text continues to help transform students into active, insightful listeners. Authors Joseph Kerman and Gary Tomlinson, two of America’s leading musicologists and music educators, are both known as inspirational and wide-ranging teachers. Their diverse e...more
Paperback, 496 pages
Published
February 21st 2007
by Bedford/St. Martin's
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I took the introductory music history course taught by Prof. Tomlinson at Penn. The book is very approachable (coming from someone with little to no musical background). The chapters include historical details that provide a context for the arts of the time, most importantly music. This makes it an easier, more entertaining read than most textbooks. The listening charts are also a nice touch; they enable the listener to listen actively -as Kerman and Tomlinson want her to- and locate particular ...more
Required text for Music Appreciation... well written, easy read.
Textbook used for Music appreciation class
read for a college class --takes the reader through all the periods of music, some were discussed in depth, while others were brushed over. overall a good choice for anyone wanting to learn more about music & its origins.
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