Bernhard Lang totalitarianism and dictatorship

Bernhard Lang totalitarianism and dictatorshipA critical guide and introduction to the work of Austrian composer Bernhard Lang (b. 1957) one of Europes foremost leading practitioners in contemporary music. It traces the phenomenon of repetition as it works in and through Langs oeuvre and investigates his use of textual quotation and musical borrowing. 42 b w illus.

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