Boléro, Pop Culture, and the Twilight of espagnolade

Keith E Clifton

Boléro, Pop Culture, and the Twilight of espagnolade

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A paper exploring the broader history and global cultural relevance of Ravel's Boléro (1928), the most famous work of French orchestral music ever written.

Original language	English
State	Published - Jan 2017
Event	French Society for Musicology Conference - Paris, France Duration: Jan 1 2017 → Jan 31 2017

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Conference	French Society for Musicology Conference
Period	01/1/17 → 01/31/17

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