concert music: a debt to future generations
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Abstract
This article begins with the conceptualization of music, and within it the concert music as one of the most reviled generic types of the history of music. It is a challenge to appreciate it, both for the art teacher as well as to the young college that develops himself in a world where music of lesser degree of development is within the most heard type of music.
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| Authors | ;Katia Morales Pérez;Naiby Puente Barroso;Yovany Álvarez García |
| Journal | Journal of inorganic biochemistry |
| Year | 2013 |
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