The New English Keyboard School: A Second “Golden Age”

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The author discusses the musical trajectories of several avant-garde English composers, in particular their increasing attention to works for piano. She analyzes the historical roots of this new movement and its relation to the experimental tradition from which it developed, finding continuities perhaps not often recognized or understood.

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