An edition of Phases of modern music
(1904)
Phases of modern music
by Gilman, Lawrence
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Phases of modern music: Strauss, MacDowell, Elgar, Loeffler, Mascagni, Grieg, Cornelius, Verdi, Wagner, "Parsifal" and its significance.
1968, Books for Libraries Press
in English
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Table of Contents
The achievement of Richard Strauss
An American tone-poet (Edward MacDowell)
Concerning Edward Elgar
Charles Martin Loeffler
Pietro Mascagni
A note on Grieg-Women and modern music
A rejected music-drama (Isidore de Laras' "Messaline")
The question of realism
A neglected song writer (Peter Cornelius)
Verdi and Wagner: an inquiry
"Parsifal" and its significance.
Edition Notes
Reprinted from various periodicals.
Reprinted from various periodicals.
Microfiche. Chicago : Library Resources,inc., 1970. 1 microfiche ; 8 x 13 cm. (Library of American civilization ; LAC 10639)
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