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Heat Without Light

Haggin, B. H. | June 20, 1928 issue

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The article focuses on the book "Antheil, and the Treatise on Harmony, With Supplementary Notes" by the author Ezra Pound. In his book, there is a ceaseless hurly-burly of irrelevancies, pedantries, esoteric sarcasms, and prose affectations, the while essential things are not lucidly or adequately stated but only alluded to as though they had been so stated. It conveys the impression of a book intended for those who already understand, or, one might say, for those with whom Pound has a private understanding.

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ANTHEIL, & the Treatise on Hormony, With Supplementary Notes (Book); BOOKS; POUND, Ezra, 1885-1972; HARMONY; MUSIC theory; COMPOSITION (Music)
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