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Explore the evolution of sound and stage in Carl Van Vechten's "Music after the great war, and other studies." This collection of essays delves into the landscape of modern music, offering insightful musical criticism and historical perspectives on influential composers.
Van Vechten's work provides a unique window into the post-war era, examining the shifting trends and groundbreaking innovations that shaped the world of music. Beyond concert halls, the book shines a spotlight on the art of ballet, exploring its nuances and celebrating its place within the broader artistic movement.
A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of music history alike, "Music after the great war, and other studies" remains a compelling exploration of a pivotal period in artistic expression. Discover the voices and visions that continue to resonate today within these meticulously prepared pages.
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