Cambridge History of Twentieth-Century Music Book

	Introduction : trajectories of twentieth-century music	1
1	Peripheries and interfaces : the Western impact on other music	18
2	Music of a century : museum culture and the politics of subsidy	40
3	Innovation and the avant-garde, 1900-20	69
4	Music, text and stage : the tradition of bourgeois tonality of the Second World War	90
5	Classic jazz to 1945	123
6	Flirting with the vernacular : America in Europe, 1900-45	152
7	Between the wars : traditions, modernisms, and the 'little people from the suburbs'	186
8	Brave new worlds : experimentalism between the wars	210
9	Proclaiming a mainstream : Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern	228
10	Rewriting the past : classicisms of the inter-war period	260
11	Music of seriousness and commitment : the 1930s and beyond	286
12	Other mainstreams : light music and easy listening, 1920-70	307
13	New beginnings : the international avant-garde, 1945-62	336
14	Individualism and accessibility : the moderate mainstream, 1945-75	364
15	After swing : modern jazz and its impact	395
16	Music of the youth revolution : rock through the 1960s	418
17	Expanding horizons : the international avant-garde, 1962-75	453
18	To the millennium : music as twentieth-century commodity	478
19	Ageing of the new : the museum of musical modernism	506
20	(Post-)minimalisms 1970-2000 : the search for a new mainstream	539
21	History and class consciousness : pop music towards 2000	557
22	'Art' music in a cross-cultural context : the case of Africa	584
App. 1	Personalia	615
App. 2	Chronology	677