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The Composer's Point of View: Essays on Twentieth-Century Choral Music by Those Who Wrote It

Robert Stephan Hines

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A collection of essays by 20th-century American, English, and European composers in which each composer discusses a large choral work or works he has written, along with the principles that guided the composition.

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A collection of essays by 20th-century American, English, and European composers in which each composer discusses a large choral work or works he has written, along with the principles that guided the composition.

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A collection of essays by 20th-century American, English, and European composers in which each composer discusses a large choral work or works he has written, along with the principles that guided the composition.

Key concepts: Choir, Composition (language), Point (geometry), Art, Literature, Musical composition, Visual arts, Performance art

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