Claude V. Palisca
29 books
About the Author
Claude V. Palisca was a distinguished musicologist and historian whose scholarly contributions profoundly shaped the understanding of Western musical traditions. Born in Italy and later becoming a prominent figure in American academia, Palisca dedicated his career to illuminating the evolution of music from ancient times through the modern era. As a professor at Yale University, he mentored generations of students and researchers, blending rigorous historical analysis with insightful commentary on compositional techniques and cultural contexts. His works remain essential resources for scholars, performers, and enthusiasts alike, offering comprehensive explorations of music's rich heritage and its enduring influence on global culture.
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Books by Claude V. Palisca
