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    The document summarizes music from 1910-1914, a rich period that saw both traditional and modernist styles. Established composers like Mahler, Strauss, Sibelius and Nielsen produced major works, while modernists like Schoenberg, Stravinsky and Bartok emerged. Britain saw works from Elgar and Vaughan Williams, while France had Debussy and Ravel and Russia produced Rachmaninov and Prokofiev. The document advertises a music appreciation class covering this period on Mondays from September to November at Blackheath Halls in London for a course fee of £65.

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    The document summarizes music from 1910-1914, a rich period that saw both traditional and modernist styles. Established composers like Mahler, Strauss, Sibelius and Nielsen produced major works, while modernists like Schoenberg, Stravinsky and Bartok emerged. Britain saw works from Elgar and Vaughan Williams, while France had Debussy and Ravel and Russia produced Rachmaninov and Prokofiev. The document advertises a music appreciation class covering this period on Mondays from September to November at Blackheath Halls in London for a course fee of £65.

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    Music 1910 - 1914

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    The document summarizes music from 1910-1914, a rich period that saw both traditional and modernist styles. Established composers like Mahler, Strauss, Sibelius and Nielsen produced major works, while modernists like Schoenberg, Stravinsky and Bartok emerged. Britain saw works from Elgar and Vaughan Williams, while France had Debussy and Ravel and Russia produced Rachmaninov and Prokofiev. The document advertises a music appreciation class covering this period on Mondays from September to November at Blackheath Halls in London for a course fee of £65.

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    MUSIC 1910-1914

    Blackheath Halls Music Appreciation Classes Monday mornings with Matthew Taylor
    The years immediately preceding the First World War are amongst the richest and most varied in the history of 20th Century music. Whilst these turbulent times saw the emergence of a younger generation of modernists: Schoenberg, Stravinsky and Bartok, Strauss completed Rosenkavalier, Mahler worked on his last two symphonies and Sibelius and Nielsen were at the summit of their powers. In Britain, Elgar and Vaughan Williams were in full cry, and Debussy and Ravel were as active in France as Rachmaninov and the young Prokofiev were in Russia. And in America there was Charles Ives . . . Do join us for this fascinating period in music.

    Mondays from 10am to 12 noon in the Recital Room Blackheath Halls: September 21 28 October 5 12 19 26 November 2 9 23 30
    Course fee: 65
    For further details contact Lionel Lewis on 020 8297 1075 e mail: LJL@lioneljlewis.org.uk or Michael Mellish on 020 8852 6391

    "Black Form," by Vasily Kandinsky (1913). Portrait of Arnold Schoenberg by Egon Schiele. Poster design: Tom Butler.

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