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|date=September | |date=September[[1971]] | ||
|format=Hardback | |format=Hardback | ||
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'''''Music Drama in Schools''''' is a book edited by Malcolm John, originally published in [[1971]]. | '''''Music Drama in Schools''''' is a book edited by Malcolm John, originally published in [[1971]]. | ||
Include "A Preparatory School Approach" (pp. 1-19) by [[Paul Drayton]] and [[Humphrey Carpenter]] on a [[The Hobbit (1967 stage adaptation)|musical dramatization of The Hobbit]]. Drayton comments the music with numerous examples of score and Carpenter comments the | Include "A Preparatory School Approach" (pp. 1-19) by [[Paul Drayton]] and [[Humphrey Carpenter]] on a [[The Hobbit (1967 stage adaptation)|musical dramatization of The Hobbit]]. Drayton comments the music with numerous examples of score and Carpenter comments the adaptation and production. Tolkien's reactions are also noted. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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| Author | Humphrey Carpenter, Paul Drayton |
| Editor | Malcolm John |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press |
| Released | September1971 |
| Format | Hardback |
| Pages | 176 |
| ISBN | 0-521-08003-7 |
Music Drama in Schools is a book edited by Malcolm John, originally published in 1971.
Include "A Preparatory School Approach" (pp. 1-19) by Paul Drayton and Humphrey Carpenter on a musical dramatization of The Hobbit. Drayton comments the music with numerous examples of score and Carpenter comments the adaptation and production. Tolkien's reactions are also noted.
