Musical Myths and Facts, Volume 1 (of 2)

About this book

In an era when music was often shrouded in superstition and folklore, "Musical Myths and Facts, Volume 1" by Carl Engel serves as a beacon of clarity. This groundbreaking work meticulously dismantles prevalent misconceptions about musical traditions, emphasizing the significance of cultural context and the evolution of instruments. Engel's insightful analysis not only highlights the historical interplay between music and society but also addresses the often-overlooked role of ethnology in understanding these art forms. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists alike, this volume invites readers to engage critically with the narratives that shape our musical heritage. Discover the truth behind the myths and enrich your appreciation of music's profound impact on human experience.

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