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Today and Tomorrow Volume 24 Music and Drama - Terpander or Music and the Future Timotheus: the Future of the Theatre Iconoclastes or the Future of Shakespeare Eurydice or the Nature of Opera Orpheus or the Music of the Future (Hardcover, New)
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Today and Tomorrow Volume 24 Music and Drama - Terpander or Music and the Future Timotheus: the Future of the Theatre Iconoclastes or the Future of Shakespeare Eurydice or the Nature of Opera Orpheus or the Music of the Future (Hardcover, New)
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Terpander Or Music and the Future E J Dent Originally published in
1927 "Remarkably able and stimulating." Times Literary Supplement
"...a skilful review of the development of music." Musical News
With reference to the works of Bach, Beethoven, Byrd, Cimarosa,
Elgar, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Purcell, Rameau, Scriabin, Strauss
and Tchaikovsky this volume examines the challenges facing the
appreciation of music in the early twentieth century. Discussing
emotional and psychological analysis of music, the author argues
that modern music should be taken as music and nothing else,
intelligible as music alone. He argues that music must be
recognized as an art and intellectual faculties must be applied to
understand it, much as one would apply oneself to learning a
foreign language. 126pp Timotheus The Future of the Theatre Bonamy
Dobree Originally published in 1925. "A witty, mischievous book to
be read with delight." Times Literary Supplement "In a subtly
satirical vein he visualizes kinds of theatres in two hundred years
time." Nation This volume traces the possible developments of the
theatre, not only along mechanical lines, but upon those which
playwrights, actors and psychologists might achieve given the
scope. 72p **************** Iconoclastes Or The Future of
Shakespeare Hubert Griffith Originally published in 1927. "To my
disappointment I found myself in complete agreement with nearly all
its author's arguments. There is much that is vital and arresting
in what he has to say." Nigel Playfair, in the Evening Standard.
Taking as the text recent productions of classical plays in modern
dress, the author suggests that this is the proper way of reviving
Shakespeare and other great dramatists of the past and that their
successful revival in modern dress may perhaps be taken as an
indication of their value. 90pp Eurydice Or The Nature of Opera
Dyneley Hussey Originally published in 1929 "He is to be
congratulated." Saturday Review "Shows immense skill..." Everyman
Surveying the practice of operatic composers from the sixteenth
century down to the early twentieth century the author combats the
accepted notion that opera is a hybrid form of art, an
unsatisfactory combination of music and drama. He argues that on
the contrary, opera is an independent form, subject to its own
peculiar laws. 86pp Orpheus Or The Music of the Future W J Turner
Originally published in 1926 "A book on music that we can read not
merely once, but two or three times. Mr Turner has given us some of
the finest thinking upon Beethoven that I have ever met with."
Sunday Times Contents include: Definition of Music The General Idea
of Progress The Idea of Progress in Music Emotional Significance
90pp
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