A collected volume of essays on music history, criticism, and musical culture, exploring classical music’s influence, composers, interpretation, and musical thought. Contributions from prominent scholars and critics offer readers interested in Western art music a broad perspective on how musical heritage is preserved, understood, and passed between generations.
Author: Collected and edited by Hubert J. Foss
Publisher: Geoffrey Cumberlege / Oxford University Press
Publication year: 1946
Number of pages: 263
Original language: English