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Music and Letters 1930 XI(4):360-366; doi:10.1093/ml/XI.4.360
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ASPECTS OF STRAVINSKY'S WORK

ANDREW J. BROWNE

This is not a survey nor an assessment of Stravinsky's work. I have simply set forth a few points which I believe have not yet been sufficiently stressed by the handful of English writers who have so far written about Stravinsky.


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