The appreciation of music series, vol. IV: Music as a humanity, and other essays
By: by Daniel Gregory Mason.
Contributors: Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953.
Publisher: The H.W. Gray company, sole agents for Novello and company, ltd.
Published: 1926
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Subjects: Music -- Analysis, interpretation, appreciation
Other titles: Music as a humanity, and other essays.
Table of contents: title: Of universities and the public taste: Music as a humanity. The college man and music. Harvard the pioneer. The quantitative standard. Domesticating music. An international language.; title: Of festivals and patrons: The Berkshire festivals, 1918-1920. Musical patronage as an art. An ideal patron [Edward J. de Coppet] A practical suggestion. A society for publication.; title: Of aesthetics and psychology: Vernon Lee on musical aesthetics. Bertrand Rusell on music and mathematics. Vincent d'Indy on composition. A note on tonal chiaroscuro. Psychoanalysis and the American composer. Dissonance and evil.