A Question of Balance: Charles Seeger's Philosophy of Music

Univ of California Press (1998)
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In A Question of Balance, Taylor Greer argues that Seeger's central contribution to the field of music was his aesthetic philosophy, which can be described as a marriage of conflicting temperaments: an artistic instinct mediated by a rational intellect.

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