Cultivating music in America : women patrons and activists since 1860
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Cultivating music in America : women patrons and activists since 1860
University of California Press, c1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This wide-ranging collection brings together leading authorities on the social history of American art music to reveal the indispensable contribution that women have made to American musical life. Some chapters discuss collective endeavors, such as music clubs, Wagnerites, supporters of "modern music" in the 1920s, and activists in African American communities, while others focus on the work of a single, strikingly individual patron such as Isabella Stewart Gardner or Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. Primary sources such as private letters and autobiographies are utilized, and documentary vignettes scattered throughout the book bring to life important events and reminiscences. Among these are an interview with Betty Freeman, noted patron of avant-garde music, and advice from Mildred Bliss to Nadia Boulanger. Extensive opening and closing chapters provide conceptual and factual background on music in America and draw out the larger implications of women's patronage in the past, present, and future.
目次
CONTRIBUTORS:
Cyrilla Barr
Jeanice Brooks
Joseph Horowitz
Ralph P. Locke
Alfred Mann
Geoffrey E. McGillen
Doris Evans McGinty
Mary Natvig
Carol J. Oja
Pamela J. Perry
Stephen L. Pinel
Emanuel Rubin
Ruth A. Solie
Claribel Thomson
Linda Whitesitt
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