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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 January 2016
Finding the Key: Goehr's Selected Writings Mark Cromar
Uncommon Ground, Common Subsoil: Michael Finnissy Geoffrey Alvarez
Messiaen, Trait and Tombeau Christopher Dingle
Nielsen and Sibelius Peter Palmer
Professional Dancer: George Butterworth Lewis Foreman
Korngold the Last Prodigy (with a CD roundup) Martin Anderson
Bartk Viola Concerto Facsimile Malcolm Gillies
Classical Modernism and Frtwngler Peter Palmer
The Search for Thomas F. Ward Michael Lister
page 26 note 1 Messiaen omitted th e concertos for two and three pianos (K365 and K242) and Mozart's arrangements of sonata movements by other composers (K37, K39, K40 & K41). He includes the Concert Rondo in D (K382) but omits the Concert Rondo in A (K386).
page 26 note 2 Messiaen, Olivier: Musiaue et Couleur, p. 194 Google Scholar.
page 26 note 3 7 November-19 December, 1964. The conductors were Pierre Boulez, Bruno Maderna and Louis Martin.
page 26 note 4 Written within months of completing the Quatre études de rythme.
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page 29 note 1 Chandos CHAN 9586, conducted by Alasdair Mitchell.
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page 36 note 2 This topic and that of Furtwangler among the Nazis were touched on in my review, ‘Recent Furtwangler Books’, Tempo 184, pp. 35–36.