Arthur Honegger
Honegger, Arthur - hŭnˈēgər, Fr. ärtür ônāgĕrˈ, 1892–1955, Swiss-French composer, studied at the conservatories of Zürich and Paris. One of the group of Parisian composers called Les Six, he wrote music ranging from satire to intensely religious works that are marked by incisive rhythms and sharp dissonances Read More...
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A History of Modern Music (Chap. 6 "Milhaud, Honegger, Auric, Poulenc: After the Six")
by Paul Collaer, Sally Abeles. 416 pgs.
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Twentieth Century Music: How it Developed, How to Listen to It (Chap. XVI "The New Opera: Berg, Hindemith, Weill, Krenek, Honegger, Milhaud, Gruenberg, etc.")
by Marion Bauer, Ethel Peyser. 354 pgs.
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An Introduction to Twentieth Century Music ("Honegger, 1892-1955" begins on p. 134)
by Peter S. Hansen. 380 pgs.
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