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Explore the evolution of modern music with "The Art of Music, Volume 3 of 14: Modern Music," by Daniel Gregory Mason. This meticulously prepared volume offers a deep dive into 20th-century music, providing historical context and critical analysis. Perfect for students, musicians, and anyone fascinated by music history, this book examines the key developments and influential figures that shaped the soundscape of a rapidly changing world.
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