A history of Western choral music
Alwes, Chester LeeAuthor
Volume 1 of 'A History of Western Choral Music' examines the development of choral music from the beginnings of choral polyphony in the fifteenth century through the Renaissance and Baroque eras into the sacred works of the Classic-Romantic age. It reflects the dynamic nature of the changing face of European culture, the decisions contemporary scholarship has made regarding the essential compositional genres, and a consensus of the major composers within each area.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Volume 1 of 'A History of Western Choral Music' examines the development of choral music from the beginnings of choral polyphony in the fifteenth century through the Renaissance and Baroque eras into the sacred works of the Classic-Romantic age. It reflects the dynamic nature of the changing face of European culture, the decisions contemporary scholarship has made regarding the essential compositional genres, and a consensus of the major composers within each area.
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Choral music
Music History & Criticism, Vocal
Music
Music, Dance, Drama & Film