Phases of modern music [microform]
Strauss--Macdowell--Elgar--Loeffler--Mascagni--Grieg--Cornelius--Verdi--Wagner--"Parsifal" and its significance
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
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Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1984. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Reprinted from various periodicals.
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 Lara's "Messaline"]--The question of realism.--A neglected song writer [Peter Cornelius]--Verdi and Wagner : an inquiry.--"Parsifal" and its significance.
Call number of original: ML60.G48.
Master microform held by: DLC.
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