Comment on “A study of the styles and characteristics of basic music theory textbooks in China in the past 100 years”
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Basic music theory, Textbooks in China, Styles and characteristics, Development contextAbstract
Comment on “A study of the styles and characteristics of basic music theory textbooks in China in the past 100 years”
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