Concert Music of the Twentieth Century: Its Personalities, Institutions, and Techniques Review

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(More customer reviews)The book is a clearly written survey of 20th C art music, thoughtfully organized around national styles and traditions. It treats a broad range of repertoire with fresh material about composers, works, and cultural institutions. The sections on Asian composers are particularly strong. Recommended for graduate and upper-level undergraduate courses.

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Written from a multicultural perspective, this unique book traces the history of concert music from the early twentieth century to present day. This book explores the concert repertoires of Asian, Latin, and Eastern European countries. It examines how their politics, economics, and culture influence this genre of music. In addition, this book discusses women composers, composers of diverse sexual and political orientations, as well as Caucasian, male, Western-European and American composers. For the general reader interested in contemporary music and its history.

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