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Lost in Music: Culture, Style and the Musical Event

Richard Scott, Avron Levine White

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A selection of essays which give a sociological treatment of many musical forms with special emphasis on the legal structuring governing musical production; the working lives of musicians and the social character of musical style.

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A selection of essays which give a sociological treatment of many musical forms with special emphasis on the legal structuring governing musical production; the working lives of musicians and the social character of musical style.

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A selection of essays which give a sociological treatment of many musical forms with special emphasis on the legal structuring governing musical production; the working lives of musicians and the social character of musical style.

Key concepts: Musical, Style (visual arts), Event (particle physics), Art, Visual arts, Aesthetics, Communication, History

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