The Masters and their Music
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Chapter 17 GOTTSCHALK AND MASON.
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several of which maintain as long as possible their own language and customs, there is a certain crudity in the nat
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1 Chapter 1 MOVING FORCES IN MUSIC2 Chapter 2 BACH AND H NDEL.3 Chapter 3 HAYDN AND MOZART.4 Chapter 4 CHARACTERISTIC MOODS OF BEETHOVEN.5 Chapter 5 BACH, MOZART, AND BEETHOVEN COMPARED.6 Chapter 6 SCHUBERT AND MENDELSSOHN.7 Chapter 7 ROBERT SCHUMANN.8 Chapter 8 CHOPIN.9 Chapter 9 BACH, BEETHOVEN, SCHUMANN, AND CHOPIN.10 Chapter 10 LISZT.11 Chapter 11 BACH, BEETHOVEN, CHOPIN, SCHUMANN, LISZT.12 Chapter 12 NATIONALITY IN MUSIC13 Chapter 13 BRAHMS.14 Chapter 14 GRIEG.15 Chapter 15 RUBINSTEIN AND TSCHAIKOWSKY.16 Chapter 16 THE LATER ROMANTICISTS.17 Chapter 17 GOTTSCHALK AND MASON.18 Chapter 18 MACDOWELL.19 Chapter 19 ARTHUR FOOTE AND MRS. H. H. A. BEACH.20 Chapter 20 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM BY AMERICAN COMPOSERS.