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16 septembre 2021
- handle: 10670/1.njdx3u
- isbn: 9781800641136
- eisbn: 9791036574221
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Ellen T. Harris et al., « 1. The Enduring Value of Classical Music in the Western Tradition », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.njdx3u
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Any serious discussion of “the enduring value of classical music in the Western tradition” must jump a number of significant hurdles. We begin with definitions. What does “classical” mean? Even within the field of music the answer is confused. Sometimes it is used to denote a period of time (generally 1750 to 1800 or thereabouts). Charles Rosen in The Classical Style (1971/1998) defined it by composer: Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Lawrence Kramer, in his book Why Classical Music Still Matter...