Music and Imagination by Aaron Copland

A non-technical exploration of music, creativity, and imagination, examining the meaning of music, artistic creation, and the balance between tradition and innovation. It considers the qualities of attentive listening, the influence of American culture on industrial music, and music’s power to inspire thought and emotion, offering accessible insights for readers interested in music and the arts.

Publisher: Mentor Books

First Published: 1952

This Edition: First printing (1959), Third printing (1964)

Approximate Page Count: 140 pages