More Than Dancing: Essays on Afro-American Music and Musicians

Abstract

for the first time, makes a most valuable coda to the volume. It will be the starting point for many dissertations on music and the arts for years to come. So, like Ab61ard, who eight centuries earlier won the battles of thought of the twelfth century through the survival of his words, the modem Virgil, through words and through the music that makes them sound beautiful, looks today like an eventual winner for our time.

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