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Douglass Seaton grew up in India and received his higher education at The College of Wooster and Columbia University. He has served on the music history faculty at The Florida State University since 1978, teaching courses for general students, music majors, graduate students in historical musicology, and advanced students in the humanities. He has received several awards for teaching and for research, and he was named Warren D. Allen Professor of Music in 2002. His former students have gone on to advanced studies and teaching positions throughout the United States. Professor Seaton’s wide interests in music history include music aesthetics, particularly focusing on how musicians in different times and places have understood how music works. He has written extensively on the relationships that musicians have explored between music and words.
"Seaton's writing style is very fine--elegant and clear--an excellent model. . . . It really is interesting to read, and it leaves a lot of room for the instructor to choose the listening selections."--Carol Padgham Albrecht, University of Idaho
"I enjoy the flexibility that this book allows in selecting which pieces to use in and out of class, whether in an existing anthology, online, in a course-pack, or in the library. . . . This is an outstanding textbook, and the only one I feel comfortable asking my students to purchase. "--Jay Grymes, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
"When I was reading this text, it was as if I were reading a new novel for my own pleasure. The book is beautifully written, clear, and concise. . . . Though Seaton's writing is as scholarly as any I've read, it is immediately readable, logical, and utterly enjoyable."--Virginia Boaz, East Texas Baptist University
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