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The probelm here is one of definition. Some people find modern music 'difficult.' But we have always had music that... [MORE] |
kevin o connell |
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I would definitely read this book. Neither a musician nor critic, I just enjoy a wide range of music with... [MORE] |
Morgan Sheridan |
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If Adam Kirsch dislikes modern and contemporary music, that is certainly his right. But conservative taste should not simply be... [MORE] |
Reginald Shepherd |
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Interesting article,but I do not agree with the statement that the classical canon is"essentially closed" In fact,new works by... [MORE] |
robert berger |
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As a very common man -nearly a nonogenarian - soon to step out of this wonderful experience of life ,I... [MORE] |
Patrick Crowe |
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I'll take a look at Ross' book, but based on this review I'm not very optimistic. His apparently non-judgmental approach... [MORE] |
Lester Hunt |
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Neither is scoring for 50 strings individually, which would strike some composers as being both purposeful and meaningful. Otherwise, why... [MORE] |
James Keepnews |
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Mr Keepnews' bilious response to a generous review of a generous book is a reminder of how and why the... [MORE] |
Bruce Williams |
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This razor is best kept whetted and gleaming. Its purpose is to distinguish positive modern art from the mere performance... |
Todd Jackson |
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I have precisely zero interest in what Boulez said fifty years ago, much less serialism, towards which I suppose it... [MORE] |
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