The influence of fifteenth- and sixteenth-century sacred vocal polyphony on unaccompanied Latin motet composition in the United States after 1975 as seen in the music of William Hawley, David Conte, John Harbison, Morten Lauridsen, and Frank Ferko /

The influence of fifteenth- and sixteenth-century sacred vocal polyphony on unaccompanied Latin motet composition in the United States after 1975 as seen in the music of William Hawley, David Conte, John Harbison, Morten Lauridsen, and Frank Ferko / by Steven Michael Zopfi.

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Main Author: Zopfi, Steven Michael
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Published: 2001.
Subjects:
Motets > Analysis, appreciation.
Part songs, Sacred > 20th century.
Academic theses.
Theses > CU Boulder > Music.

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