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deploring this recent concession to laziness; but I am aware that not all
readers are sufficiently practised in score reading.

Dates of composers and works have been given once only, usually
at the first mention of them; but in a few cases I have deemed it wiser
to repeat them when making comparison between different periods of
different composers. It has not been possible in every case to ascertain
the actual date of composition. The French composers usually place
this after their names on the title-page of the scores, but where it has
not been discoverable, I have quoted the year of publication. It is not
expected that in the majority of cases there will be any considerable
time-lag between the two.

NORMAN DEMUTH.

PARIS,
Sept. 1950.

(The deaths of Charles Koechlin, Arnold Schoenberg, and Jerzy
Fitelberg took place when it was too late to amend the text from
present to past tenses).

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Publication Information: Book Title: Musical Trends in the 20th Century. Contributors: Norman Demuth - author. Publisher: Rockliff Publishing. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1975. Page Number: ix.
    
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