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The Rite of Spring - The Music of Modernity
Gillian Moore
ISBN: 9 781786 696823 (Head of Zeus Ltd, Book)
hardback
Number of pages: 212 pages
Chapters: 14
© 2019 Gillian Moore
Country of manufacture: UK
Reviewer: Ron Bierman
Review of The Rite of Spring - The Music of Modernity published on 17 April 2019
Introduction
1 Who was Igor Stravinsky?
2 The Reinvention of the Russian Soul
3 From a Dream to a First Night: The Making of The Rite of Spring
4 A Hot Night in May
5 The Music of The Rite of Spring: What Was So New?
6 The Rite Step by Step: A Listening Guide
7 The Aftershocks
Some Recordings of The Rite of Spring
Further Reading
Acknowledgements
Notes
Picture credits
Index
An Apollo book, first published in the UK by Head of Zeus Ltd.
Part of the Landmark Library series.