Description
Paperback cover has some wear and the corners are a bit bent. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-loved copy of “THE HARVARD BRIEF DICTIONARY OF MUSIC” offers a compact yet comprehensive guide to the world of music, perfect for students, concert-goers, and music enthusiasts alike. Authored by the esteemed musicologists Ralph T. Daniel and Willi Apel, this reference work distills their vast knowledge into an accessible format, complete with illustrations to aid understanding. Despite its age and gentle wear, the book’s interior remains pristine, a testament to its enduring value as an indispensable resource.
Apel, a German-American scholar and pioneer in the field of musicology, brought his expertise in early music and Renaissance theory to this collaboration. Daniel, a respected Harvard professor and author of numerous music reference works, contributed his deep understanding of modern music and pedagogy. Together, they crafted a work that bridges the gap between academic rigor and practical utility, making it a valuable addition to any music lover’s library.
This particular copy bears the marks of frequent use, with its slightly worn cover and gently bent corners hinting at the countless hours spent poring over its pages. Yet, its clean interior and secure binding ensure that it remains a reliable companion for exploring the rich tapestry of musical history, theory, and appreciation.