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| 1 | Bread, art, and soviet power : musicians in revolution and civil war | |
| 2 | The peculiarities of the Soviet Modern : NEP culture and the promotion of "contemporary" music | |
| 3 | The three faces of the musical left | |
| 4 | Of "Cast-off barroom garbage" and "bold revolutionary songs" : the problem of popular music, 1923-1926 | |
| 5 | Politics and patronage : state agencies and the development of cultural policy during nep | |
| 6 | "Training future cadres" : modernization and the limits of reform at the Moscow Conservatory | |
| 7 | The Music of 1927 : commemorating the tenth anniversary of the revolution and the centennial of Beethoven's death | |
| 8 | Cultural revolution |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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John Powers
reviewed Music for the Revolution on March 21, 2014
Music for the Revolution
One thing my daughter Anne taught me was how to appreciate different styles of music. This book granted me new insights to the world of music. I also gained a deeper appreciation of what our daughter Anne has gone through to achieve her Doctorate of Musical Arts.
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