Eleven reflections on Beckett, music and silence [CD Booklet essay]

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Dwyer, B. 2020. Eleven reflections on Beckett, music and silence [CD Booklet essay]. Dublin, Ireland Diatribe Records.
TitleEleven reflections on Beckett, music and silence [CD Booklet essay]
AuthorsDwyer, B.
Abstract

Eleven reflections on Beckett, music and silence.
These reflections trace the connections between the aesthetics of Beckett's late works and the aesthetics of music.

Output mediaCD-ROM
Research GroupMusic group
ISSNDIACD031
Journal or PublicationDiatribe Records
Publisher or commissioning bodyDiatribe Records
Place of publicationDublin, Ireland
Publication dates
Online29 Feb 2020
Print06 Apr 2020
Publication process dates
Deposited27 May 2020
Accepted29 Feb 2020
Output statusPublished
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Essay accompanying the Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album "What is the Word by Benjamin Dwyer" released by Diatribe Records

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LanguageEnglish
Book titlewhat is the word [CD]
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