Roll Over Rock: A Study of Music in Contemporary CultureStainer & Bell, 1981 - 175 Seiten |
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... Italy where Landini , for one , was creating with his madrigals such beautiful harmonies that the listeners ' hearts ' almost burst from their bosoms ' . The rise of an ' Ars Nova ' with a local dialect in Italy was to herald the ...
... Italy where Landini , for one , was creating with his madrigals such beautiful harmonies that the listeners ' hearts ' almost burst from their bosoms ' . The rise of an ' Ars Nova ' with a local dialect in Italy was to herald the ...
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... Italian traditions ; and those traditions had inevitably been influenced by Italian folk music . By the close of the century , the Italian influence was on the wane and the cosmopolitan city of Vienna had become the musical capital of ...
... Italian traditions ; and those traditions had inevitably been influenced by Italian folk music . By the close of the century , the Italian influence was on the wane and the cosmopolitan city of Vienna had become the musical capital of ...
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... Italy , and another 300 years separated the ' Nuova Musiche ' of Italy from the ' Neue Musik ' of the Second Viennese School . But less than 50 years separated the Second Viennese School from the ' New Music ' of the 1950s . As we have ...
... Italy , and another 300 years separated the ' Nuova Musiche ' of Italy from the ' Neue Musik ' of the Second Viennese School . But less than 50 years separated the Second Viennese School from the ' New Music ' of the 1950s . As we have ...
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2100351 | 7 |
The Path to Elitism | 21 |
The Path to Chauvinism | 32 |
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