Volume 3, Number 6 · November 5, 1964
Critic
By Michael Steinberg
Music Observed
by B.H. Haggin
Oxford, 297 pp., $6.50
This is a collection of B. H. Haggin's writings on music, beginning with a 1929 Nation article and concluding with a piece published in The New York Review last March. It differs from his earlier Music in the Nation in that it draws also on Haggin's writings in Hound & Horn, the Brooklyn Eagle, the New York Herald Tribune, Hudson Review, etc. In part, however, Music Observed overlaps the earlier book: eighteen items appear in both.
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