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Margaret Hasselman
Dec 27, 2011, 12:06:09 PM12/27/11
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Just wondering: Has anyone tried Crocker's History of Musical Style
lately? Of course you have to add your own CD list. And add a few women.
But it certainly puts the emphasis on "early", and is FUN.
Margaret
lately? Of course you have to add your own CD list. And add a few women.
But it certainly puts the emphasis on "early", and is FUN.
Margaret
Sig Rosen
Dec 27, 2011, 3:30:44 PM12/27/11
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I'm not a teacher but for programming research, still rely a great deal on
Gustav Reese's Old Norton Books, would that they could be updated with the
explosion of current musicology. The stimulation of Taruskin's approach
-Oxford 6 vols- should enliven your classrooms! Make them available.
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Gustav Reese's Old Norton Books, would that they could be updated with the
explosion of current musicology. The stimulation of Taruskin's approach
-Oxford 6 vols- should enliven your classrooms! Make them available.
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John Howell
Dec 29, 2011, 9:53:13 PM12/29/11
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At 3:30 PM -0500 12/27/11, Sig Rosen wrote:
> I'm not a teacher but for programming research, still rely a great deal on
>Gustav Reese's Old Norton Books, would that they could be updated with the
>explosion of current musicology. The stimulation of Taruskin's approach
>-Oxford 6 vols- should enliven your classrooms! Make them available.
Oh, as references and as handbooks they were
> I'm not a teacher but for programming research, still rely a great deal on
>Gustav Reese's Old Norton Books, would that they could be updated with the
>explosion of current musicology. The stimulation of Taruskin's approach
>-Oxford 6 vols- should enliven your classrooms! Make them available.
superb. And still would be, if they were up to
date. In contrast I could never get much out of
Bukofser's Baroque, which paled in comparison.
(Can't remember the spelling, either!)
Margaret, I haven't really considered the
Crocker, and of course for my large class I
really need a well-matched set of CDs. I know
how much you value his approach, and I should
really take another look.
John
>On 12/27/11 12:06 PM, "Margaret Hasselman" <mhas...@vt.edu> wrote:
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>> Just wondering: Has anyone tried Crocker's History of Musical Style
>> lately? Of course you have to add your own CD list. And add a few women.
>> But it certainly puts the emphasis on "early", and is FUN.
>> Margaret
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