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Filipp Herschkowitz: Mahler and Memories of War
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It is impossible to speak of any composer's harmony, syntax and form without exploring their close linkage. However, on the other hand, it is impossible to understand this close linkage without examining harmony, syntax and form separately.
Title: Filipp Herschkowitz: Mahler and Memories of War
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It is impossible to speak of any composer's harmony, syntax and form without exploring their close linkage.
However, on the other hand, it is impossible to understand this close linkage without examining harmony, syntax and form separately.
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