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This volume in the Greenwood Press series Bio-Bibliographies in Music provides an overview of Phil Ochs' life and career, an annotated guide to the literature by and about Phil Ochs, and a discography of his recordings.

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MacLeod explores Phil Spectors rise and fall as a musician, songwriter, and producer whose musical ability and visionary foresight radically influenced popular music and culture of the 20th century. Spectors legendary wall of sound became a hallmark of 1960s pop music and contributed to the success of bands like the Beach Boys and the Beatles.

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Ferrara devises an eclectic method that provides bridges for musical sound, form, and reference.

In response to the multiplicity of levels of musical significance, Ferrara's eclectic method draws upon a wide-ranging number of conventional and non-conventional approaches to musical analysis which results in a dialectic of methods.

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In recent years, considerable scholarly attention has been paid to women in music, and information on the music of a handful of black women composers, such as Florence Price and Mary Lou Williams, has been published. Appendixes list available published music, ensemble instrumentation, music for teaching, and music published before 1920.

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A biography of experimental music improviser and Dadaist visionary Steve Beresford, based on first-hand interviews between the author and artist.

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An illustrative and evaluative look at the pictographic diagrams of 20th century composers.

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"In 1972, Stonehill Books published David Dalton's Janis, a multimedia extravaganza that incorporated interviews, quotes, photographs, lyrics, Rolling Stone Clippings, sheet music, a record of rapping"

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Bringing together a vast amount of information on Pietro Mascagni and his works, this volume in the Greenwood Press series Bio-Bibliographies in Music includes a catalogue of the composer's works and performances, bibliography, discography, and brief biographical sketch.

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"Pink Floyd has produced some of the most celebrated rock music of all time: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, and, recently, The Division Bell. Pink Floyd through the Ey"

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This critical account of the Musicians' Union from 1893-2013 explores the organisation's development as a set of responses to technological, industrial and socio-political changes. -- .

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This critical account of the Musicians' Union from 1893-2013 explores the organisation's development as a set of responses to technological, industrial and socio-political changes. -- .

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Celebrating one of the last great glory eras of pop music, Playing Back the 80s features original interviews with over sixty artists, producers, session players, writers and others who were directly involved with the most memorable songs of the decade.

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Here is a book that will be enjoyed by all pianists not only for the stimulating advice it provides, but also for the style with which it is written.

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Of all the repertories of Western Art music, none is as explicitly listener-oriented as that of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Yet few attempts to analyze the so-called Classic Style have embraced the semiotic implications of this condition. Playing with Signs proposes a listener-oriented theory of Classic instrumental music th

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Now translated into English, Szymon Paczkowski's study presents the first true analysis of Polish influences on the works of Johann Sebastian Bach to shed new light on Bach's magnificent oeuvre.

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An evaluation of the isolation created by popular music in contemporary society via the theoretical frameworks of "sonic fiction" and "capitalist realism" established by Kodwo Eshun and Mark Fisher.

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An evaluation of the isolation created by popular music in contemporary society via the theoretical frameworks of "sonic fiction" and "capitalist realism" established by Kodwo Eshun and Mark Fisher.

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"A collection of essays surrounding pop stars that have forayed into acting, with focus on areas such as industry shifts, access and diversity, the notion of cultural appropriation, audience appeal, marketing and demographics"--