Music in the Nineteenth Century (Western Music in Context: A Norton History)
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Music in the Nineteenth Century (Western Music in Context: A Norton History)

by Walter Frisch

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This book from the Western Music in Context: A Norton History series by Walter Frisch examines the rich tapestry of 19th-century Western music. It covers the era's stylistic evolutions, influential works, and historical significance, providing readers with a thorough scholarly overview of musical developments during this transformative time.

About This Book

Music in the Nineteenth Century is part of the Western Music in Context series, offering a detailed examination of musical history.

Authored by Walter Frisch, this book delves into the key compositions, styles, and cultural influences that shaped 19th-century Western music.

It serves as an essential resource for understanding the transitions and milestones in this pivotal period of musical artistry.

The volume highlights the broader context of Western music traditions through scholarly analysis.

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