On Plurality

Composer Duncan Neilson discusses the development of his attitudes toward composition, focusing on his time studying in Berlin. Neilson finds it important to define and set boundaries around one's musical identity and then set identity on the shelf and genuinely step into another person's...

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Published inCurrent musicology Vol. 67; no. 67/68; pp. 299 - 304
Main Author Neilson, Duncan
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Department of Music, Columbia University 01.10.1999
Columbia University
Columbia University, Department of Music
Subjects
Artistic development
Composers
Compositional styles
Compositional Techniques
Musical criticism
Musical Influences
Musicology
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Summary:Composer Duncan Neilson discusses the development of his attitudes toward composition, focusing on his time studying in Berlin. Neilson finds it important to define and set boundaries around one's musical identity and then set identity on the shelf and genuinely step into another person's perspective.
ISSN:0011-3735
2640-883X