Agency, Aporia, Approaches: How Does Musicology Solve a Problem Like Timbre?

Isabella van Elferen

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Timbre is one of the most fascinating aspects of music and musical aesthetics, but also one of the most mysterious ones. Its sonorous qualities are exact: composers can indicate minutely what type ...

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