Luigi Nono composed music that demands attention, with a political fervour that remains as essential today as it was in his time. Prof. Mark Berry writes about the composer's legacy in the New York Times.
Nono in Donaueschingen, Germany, in 1957. (Getty Images)
To read the article by Prof. Mark Berry, Professor of Music & Intellectual History at the Department of Music, please visit this webpage: At 100, Luigi Nono Remains a Radical, Urgent Composer - The New York Times
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