Part of the Prentice Hall History of Music Series, this volume traces the complex and varied developments of the late Romantic period. With contributions from leading scholars, it explores the emergence of modernism, nationalism, and the shifting role of tonality. A valuable resource for students and musicians, it provides both analysis and historical context.
AUTHOR: Jim Samson, ed. PUBLISHER: Prentice Hall FORMAT: Paperback PAGES: 463 RETAIL PRICE: $24.95 CONDITION: Used-Good. Discoloration on top of spine. Slight damage to back cover. No pen or pencil markings.
