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Explore the fascinating world of music history with "Musical Myths and Facts, Volume I (of 2)," by Carl Engel. This meticulously prepared volume delves into the captivating intersection of music criticism and historical analysis, offering a rich tapestry of musical lore.
Disentangling fact from fiction, Engel examines pervasive musical myths alongside documented realities. This reference work provides valuable insight into the broader subject of music history and criticism, presenting a compelling overview of the field.
Whether you're a seasoned music scholar or a curious enthusiast, this volume offers a wealth of information and thoughtful perspectives. Discover the enduring power of music through Engel's insightful exploration of its past. A timeless resource for understanding the narratives and realities that shape our appreciation of music.
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