... the European cultures across the world. Many composers, performers and devotees have belonged to European-influenced cultures on other continents. American popular music (which also borrowed most of its "musical vocabulary " from the European tradition), "classical " music continues to be adopted, explored, and adapted in many cultures from the past and some of its most-recognized names among the composers are ... Romantic era, composers did not reject Classical composition techniques just the way Classical rejected the Baroque, but they instead explored and developed them. Western Popu...

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... order. The poet had an acute interest in the scientific and technological advances of his day. Upon reading any of his poetry, it is quite simple to testify that the vocabulary which Hopkins uses contains a quite eccentric musical quality. A book of his selected works enabled me to realise so, his style is referred to as "lyrical" and this I agree with. His ... some great, unnamed mystery surrounding us- his music was very profound and unusual and thus reflects the attributes of Hopkins" poetry. In addition, Hopkins often invents words, and pulls his vocabulary freely from a number of d...

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