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CONTENTS

ABSTRACT                                               ii

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS                                 iv

TABLE OF CONTENTS                                       vii

TABLES AND MUSICAL EXAMPLES                         x

PREFACE                                                   xvi

INTRODUCTION                                          1

CHAPTER 1 : NARRATIVE, REPRESENTATIONAL,                  4

AND PROGRAMMATIC ELEMENTS IN THE EARLY

CHAMBER MUSIC OF LIBBY LARSEN

Early Career                                                           4

Black Roller                                                           9

Background                                                 9

Analysis                                                         12

Conclusion                                                    22

Cajun Set                                                           29

Origins                                                          29

Analysis                                                            31

First Movement: Gringalet                                 32

Second Movement: French Blues                          37

Third Movement: Joe Férail                              41

Conclusion                                                    47

Early Career Reflections                                                  51

CHAPTER 2: SUBJECTS AND SUGGESTIONS:                     53



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