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by Dana Gooley
Virtuoso contests and rivalries are sprinkled throughout the music-historical lore.
by Leonard B. Meyer
I begin, perhaps somewhat unceremoniously, with a definition: Style is a replication of patterning, whether in human beh...
by Iain Fenlon
Was music notated at Rome before the St Cecilia gradual, finished in 1071, was begun?
by Eileen Southern
"ABOUT the last of August came a Dutch man-of-warre that sold us twenty Negars."
by Leslie C. Dunn
The mythologizing and so mystifying of the female voice in the West began with the beginnings of Western culture itself,...
by Amiri Baraka
When black people got to this country, they were Africans, a foreign people.
by Annette Richards
The picturesque catches the eye.
by Thomas S. Grey
"The advocates of an absolute music obviously don't know what they're talking about," Wagner insisted, somewhat petulant...
by David Metzer
Bigelow and Chester mention baseball.
by Fiódor Dostoievski
ON AN EXCEPTIONALLY hot evening early in July a young man came out of the garret in which he lodged in S. Place and walk...