Thinking Sound Music: The Life and Work of Robert Erickson (Volume 2) by Charles Shere

Thinking Sound Music: The Life and Work of Robert Erickson (Volume 2)

Charles Shere
278 pages
Scarecrow Press
Jan 1995
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Robert Erickson's music bristles with the quintessential virtues of modernist American composers: intelligence, good humor, lyricism, rich sonorities, inventive sound-colors. It is firmly rooted in a thorough understanding of all musics now available, from ancient Greece to John Cage, yet it speaks with a characteristically American voice, direct and good-natured, attuned to the vernacular, never condescending to its audiences.
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Pages 278
Publisher Scarecrow Press
Published 1995
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