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This work investigates the fundamental concepts and historical developments that have shaped the evolution of Western musical thought and practice. Percy M. Young, a noted musicologist and educator, utilizes his extensive background in music history to synthesize complex technical shifts into accessible frameworks. The book argues that music is not merely a collection of sounds, but a reflection of the intellectual and social currents of its time, providing a structured overview of how specific innovations transformed the art form.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this volume as a reliable introductory text for students seeking a broad historical overview of musical concepts. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose, which manages to distill dense musicological history into a manageable format for the layperson.
Page Count:
211
Publication Date:
1967-01-01
Publisher:
Maxwell
ISBN-10:
0080070728
ISBN-13:
9780080070728
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