The frontiers of meaning: three informal lectures on music

New York: Hill & Wang (1994)
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In three lucid and entertaining essays, Charles Rosen explores the true meaning of music and how this meaning changes from performer to performer, as well as audience to audience.

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ML3845.R68 1994

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0809072548   187108265X
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