Dissonant Tonality with Micah Mooney – Sondheim Adjacent
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A recent book entitled Here For the Hearing was published which featured different articles about musical theatre. Drew Nobile wrote about Sondheim's dissonant tonality. Micah Mooney is a composer-theorist who joins Kyle to talk about that article.
Micah's website: https://micahmooney.com/
Here For the Hearing: https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/62518
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