| The style is accessible, often tonally based, but never clichéd. | ||
| —Murray McLachlan, International Piano (September/October 2010 p72) |
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| The style is accessible, often tonally based, but never clichéd. | ||
| —Murray McLachlan, International Piano (September/October 2010 p72) |
Click the quotation text to discover what it refers to!
£7.00
CHIEF SUSPECTS: the experts, the arts councils, the BBC, the establishment, the academics, the politicians…
Fand Music Press published this zestful monograph to coincide with John Barton Armstrong’s 80th birthday in April 2003.
The Missing Music Mystery is an unusual and provocative enquiry into the present state of British Music. The format of the publication, an open letter to an Arts Council Chairman, echoes the format of Armstrong’s earlier polemical essay, The Riddle of Schoenberg, also available from Fand.
| Author | Title | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Barry Armstrong | The Missing Music Mystery An unusual and provocative enquiry into the present state of British Music ISBN 0-9535125-5-X | ||
Catalogue code: FM114 • Published: April 2003
Entry last updated: 21st July 2010