Musical Nationalism: American Composers' Search for Identity
By (Author) Alan Levy
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
19th May 1983
United States
General
Non Fiction
781.773
Hardback
168
The growing pains the American art music community suffered during the search for a national musical identity, argues Levy, were largely the result of conflict between musicians of traditional Western European sensibilities and those who looked to indigenous vernacular sources.... Well conceived, well written, and well documented, and recommended for scholars and serious lay readers.-Library Journal
"The growing pains the American art music community suffered during the search for a national musical identity, argues Levy, were largely the result of conflict between musicians of traditional Western European sensibilities and those who looked to indigenous vernacular sources.... Well conceived, well written, and well documented, and recommended for scholars and serious lay readers."-Library Journal
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