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This study posits an essential relationship between the spontaneous compositions of John Coltrane’s late period, his musical evolution from his formative years to the end of his career, his spiritual development, and the socioculture in which he lived and created. Because of this interdependence, it proposes that racism in American society had significant negative impact upon the music of this African-American composer and his musical colleagues. Other Music-Musicology Books 2014 – Magic Flute Libretto: More Literary, Religious and Historical Sources and Their Interpretations 2004 – Flamenco Tradition in the Works of Federico Lorca and Carlos Saura: The Wounded Throat 1989 – Reproducing Pianos Past and Present
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