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The compleat conductor

Author:	Gunther Schuller
Publisher:	New York : Oxford University Press, 1997.
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Summary:	The author, increasingly dismayed about the way contemporary orchestra leaders have ignored composer's intentions, puts forth his own principles of conducting, and then analyzes in detail several classical masterpieces comparing the composers' original notation to the conductors' interpretations.  Read more...
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