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Form in Music

Stewart Macpherson
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Researched Bibliographic Dossier

Verified edition data and a musicological research note prepared specifically for this work.

Curated historical bibliographic record
Stewart Macpherson. Form in Music. Joseph Williams, London, 1915.
Title
Form in Music
Author
Stewart Macpherson
Publisher
Joseph Williams, London
Year
1915
Language
English
Type
Musical form / analysis

SCOPE & CONTENT

Form in Music is represented here as a researched bibliographic dossier for a historically significant source in music study. The volume belongs to the literature surrounding musical form / analysis and is catalogued with normalized title and author variants so that it remains discoverable even when a scanned file carries an abbreviated or inconsistent technical filename.

RESEARCH VALUE

For research use, the work is valuable both for its substantive treatment of form in music and as evidence of the terminology, pedagogy and critical assumptions current around its publication in 1915. Because terminology and scholarly standards have evolved, historical prescriptions and judgments should be compared with modern critical editions and specialist research rather than treated as current consensus.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT

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RESEARCH USE

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