Interlude: The Middle
Interlude: The Middle
The five composers discussed in part 1 lived and worked in musical communities, some of which were very small and others far-reaching. Charles Ives’s circle consisted of only his family and a very small number of friends, Frank Bridge had a modest reputation in London, Irving Berlin was a pervasive force in entertainment internationally, and Debussy and Sousa were iconic figures. But this is always the case: music is created for and within communities of practitioners and listeners. World War I, however, created new communities where none had existed, and it radically reshaped others that were of long standing....
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