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The Case Against Music Appreciation

Howard Meltzer loves the music of Mozart and Beethoven. But the last thing he wants is to impose his tastes on anyone else. Meltzer, who is deputy chair for music in BMCC's department of music and art, is best known for creating the survey course Music and Western Civilization, as a reaction to traditional music appreciation and "masterpiece" courses offered at most colleges and universities.  More

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