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About: Steve Marrone
Steven P. Marrone is a Professor of History at Tufts University. Once trained in voice, he sometimes still yearns for the life of a musician. His scholarly specialization lies in medieval and early modern Europe.
Articles by Steve Marrone:
Compositional Demands of the Late Beethoven String Quartets Admirably Met by the Borromeo
, 03 Mar 2009 in
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Muse and Angel: Schubert’s
Winterreise
Inspires Composition by McDonald
, 11 Feb 2009 in
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