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Faculty of Arts talk: Many of the famous composers of the last hundred years have made recordings of their own music. What attention should we pay to them? Are composers necessarily the best interpreters of their own works? This talk will include recordings of Elgar, Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky. Robert Philip is a Senior Lecturer in Music.
His book Early Recordings and Musical Style: Changing Tastes in Instrumental
Performance 1900-1950 has been described as ‘a monumental book
at the cutting-edge of a new face of musicology’, with a leading
article in The Times commenting that ‘A bomb has been dropped
on ... musically correct modern orthodoxy.’
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