This dismissal would be more convincing if it didn't come 10 pages after you failed even to acknowledge the words of Nicolas Slonimsky, an internationally recognized musicologist who has edited the New International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians and Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, as well as writing classics like Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns, Lexicon of Musical Invective and the pioneering Music of Latin America.ghettosynth wrote: I've long ago, however, learned to dismiss viewpoints of internet cranks who are too lazy to provide scholarly references.
In addition to all this, he taught at the Boston Conservatory for years, and was the Pianist in residence at the Boston Symphony under Koussevitzky. And he referred to FZ as a musical genius.
You ignore this completely, which is certainly your right. But it does make your insistence on scholarly references look a little less compelling.
