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Music Lessons Study Guide

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by Mary Oliver
About 22 pages (6,445 words)
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Aesthetic Theory (1970), by Theodor Adorno is a philosophical treatise by the most important thinker of theFrankfurt School. Adorno was a musician and composer as well as one the twentieth century's greatest theoreticians. A great deal in this volume addresses the meanings of music.

Critical Theory and Performance, edited by Janelle G. Reinelt and Joseph R. Roach is an anthology of essays about performance under the rubrics of cultural studies, semiotics and decon-struction, post-Marxism, feminism, theater history,.....

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