'This is tomorrow': Birtwistle 's Orpheus in another world.

The article discusses Stephen Cohn's characterisation of Rilke 's poetry comes the Introduction to his translation of the "Sonnets to Orpheus". Topics include Harrison Birtwistle 's modernist version of the Orpheus story; principles established by the studies of Birtwistle 's sketches and drafts; an...

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Publicado en:Musical Times Vol. 161; no. 1950; pp. 3 - 9
Autor principal: WHITTALL, ARNOLD
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Publicado: Musical Times Publications Ltd. Spring2020
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