Arnold Whittall (born 11 November 1935, Shrewsbury, England). MA, PhD (Cambridge 1963). After early aspirations to be a keyboard performer and composer, he focused primarily on teaching and writing. After junior posts at Nottingham and Cardiff Universities, he moved in 1975 to King’s College London, retiring in 1996 as Professor Emeritus of Music Theory and Analysis. His many books include The Music of Britten and Tippett, A Concise History of Romantic Music, Music Analysis in Theory and Practice (with Jonathan Dunsby), Musical Composition in the Twentieth Century, Exploring Twentieth Century Music: Tradition and Innovation, Introduction to Serialism, and The Wagner Style.
Jean-Jacques Nattiez and British Ideas about Musical Sense Arnold Whittall PDF | CITATION | AUTHOR The mid-twentieth century was a time of special turbulence in British higher education. It is not simply that a rapid transformation from parochial to international concerns was required. […]
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