Reading peripheries

This is a subsection of the further reading hub, which gathers texts where the intersection of music and games is not the main topic. But if you can connect our themes to the book (or an article, or an online hypertext, etc.), you are most welcome to put here your review or a source transcription for future crowd-sourced development:

• M. Babbitt, Who Cares If You Listen (review)

• J. Brackett, John Zorn: Tradition and Transgression (review)

• D. Clarke, E. Clarke (eds.), Music And Consciousness (review, draft)

• J. Corbett, A Listener's Guide to Free Improvisation (review)

• J. Dunbar, Women, Music, Culture: An Introduction (review)

• K. Kochhar-Lindgren et al (eds.), The Exquisite Corpse (review, draft)

• P. Schleuse, Singing Games in Early Modern Italy (review)

• E. Schwartz, D. Godfrey, Music Since 1945 (review)

• J. Sharp, Works Of Game (review)

• B. R. Simms, Music of the Twentieth Century (review)

• B. Upton, The Aesthetic Of Play (review)

• E.R. Upton, Music and Performance in the Later Middle Ages (review, draft)

• G. Watkins, Soundings (review)

• A. Williams, New Music and the Claims of Modernity (review)

• Subject Matter Of Copyright (source)

This may include comparative texts and reviews of literary works. If you think about adding, please proceed through the Add an article page. The text will be moved here later.

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