Lewinian Transformations, Transformations of Transformations, Musical Hermeneutics

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but also, to my first piano teacher: Mrs. Barbara Wing, without whom I would have nothing to say here, and no reason to say it. i “Music induces the cryptographic sublime.”-Carolyn Abbate

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