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Why is the collection of Schubert's songs known as Schwanengesang not an authentic song cycle?
 
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Which outspoken composer wrote an inflammatory article entitled Schoenberg Is Dead in which he criticized Schoenberg's music as a catastrophic mistake because it did not conform to the author's view on the necessity for total serialism?
 
  A) John Cage
  B) Pierre Boulez
  C) Oliver Messiaen
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Answer to Question 1

put together by a publisher after Schubert's death

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