Routledge Music and Historical Critique - Gary Tomlinson Essays

Explore a definitive collection of influential studies on critical musicology with Music and Historical Critique. This volume gathers the most innovative essays and lectures by Gary Tomlinson, focusing on the central role of history within the field. As part of the Ashgate Contemporary Thinkers on Critical Musicology Series, this book offers a deep look into the author's contributions to musicological discourse. Readers will find a retrospective view of Tomlinson's achievements, bringing deep-seated experiences of the past and thoughtful meditations to the forefront of the discipline. The collection includes an introduction that outlines the context of these contributions, explaining their aims and significance for scholars and students alike. Some essays are presented here for the first time, making this an essential resource for anyone studying music theory, composition, and the historical aspects of musicology.