Program Music History
Program Music History is a scholarly field within instrumental music history that examines compositions explicitly designed to narrate or depict extra-musical content—such as stories, scenes, or ideas—distinguishing it from absolute music by its representational and programmatic intent.
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Robert D. Schick, Carl Dahlhaus, William W. Austin · Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism · 1983 · 76 citations
Mahler's "Todtenfeier" and the Problem of Program Music
Stephen E. Hefling · 19th-Century Music · 1988 · 27 citations
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