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Jean Wiéner Redivivus

Mellers, 1989

Document ID
16097568766785230763
Author
Mellers W
Publication year
Publication venue
Tempo

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More than half a century ago I published, while still a student, an essay about the music of Jean Wiéner. When, ten years later, some of my adolescent journalism was collected into book form I omitted the Wiéner piece, partly because by then it seemed to me rather 'young …
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    • G10H2210/101—Music Composition or musical creation; Tools or processes therefor
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