For Every Music Lover / A Series of Practical Essays on Music
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A series of practical essays aimed at general readers that surveys music's origin and function, outlines common errors in study, and advocates a balanced musical education combining technique, imagination, and ethical cultivation. It traces historical and cultural roots from ritual and folk song to modern repertoire, discusses methods of interpretation, pedagogy in schools, and the social role of music, and offers biographical sketches and reflections on celebrated composers and performers. Emphasis falls on listening informed by thought and feeling, ensemble practice, and the moral and aesthetic aims of musical training.
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