Rita McAllister, Christina Guillaumier (eds), Rethinking Prokofiev

For a composer who has been one of the most widely performed from the twentieth century (if not the most frequently performed), Sergei Prokofiev has received patchy scholarly attention, judging from the available literature (in Russian and English). One might argue that his music is caught between...

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description For a composer who has been one of the most widely performed from the twentieth century (if not the most frequently performed), Sergei Prokofiev has received patchy scholarly attention, judging from the available literature (in Russian and English). One might argue that his music is caught between the webs of music academia, in that tricky terrain of overlap between the “repertory” and the “canon”: that is, with several works in heavy rotation of the “repertory” of performing ensembles and s...
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