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Rapoport, ed: Homogenous?
Much of this is sourced to Rapoport, Paul, ed. (1992). Sorabji: A Critical Celebration. Aldershot: Scolar Press.
ISBN978-0-85967-923-7. I haven't seen this book, but
the review of it in Musical Times suggests that it's an assemblage of discrete parts by varying authors. Have I somehow got the wrong impression? If no, I've got it right, then why isn't each reference to this book as a whole instead to a specified ingredient (author(s), title, page span) of the book? --
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Much of this is sourced to Rapoport, Paul, ed. (1992). Sorabji: A Critical Celebration. Aldershot: Scolar Press.
ISBN978-0-85967-923-7. I haven't seen this book, but
the review of it in Musical Times suggests that it's an assemblage of discrete parts by varying authors. Have I somehow got the wrong impression? If no, I've got it right, then why isn't each reference to this book as a whole instead to a specified ingredient (author(s), title, page span) of the book? --
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12:20, 29 May 2023 (UTC)reply