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Writings on Music, 1965-2000

This book is a compilation of scholarly writings that delve into the study of music during the specified timeframe, covering a range of topics and styles. more

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Steve Reich
Steve Reich

Steve Reich is an influential American composer born on October 3, 1936. Known for his minimalist style, his music has had a profound impact on modern music. Reich's works often feature repetitive melodies and the fusion of electronic music with live instruments, pioneering new forms of musical expression. more

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