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Chopin Studies 2

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Rink, John, Samson, Jim

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: "...these essays study more than the work's reception. They concern both a more rigorous approach than the old subjective description of Chopin, and also something wider and more civilized than the reductive analysis. If there is a risk of letting in current critical fads, it is a risk that has presumably to be taken; and the fads will fall away. In its best contributions, which include the editor's own the book refl [read more]
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