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Title: Symphonies and Their Meaning; Third Series, Modern Symphonies
Author: Philip H. Goepp
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SYMPHONIES AND THEIR MEANING
THIRD SERIES: MODERN SYMPHONIES.
by
PHILIP H. GOEPP
1913



PREFACE

Criticism of contemporary art is really a kind of prophecy. For the
appreciation of the classical past is an act of present perception, not
a mere memory of popular verdicts.
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