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As far as possible, I have kept to the method adopted in Parts I and II ofT he Growth of Music, but two variations have been imposed by the nature of the material. This volume is less chronological than the first, less technical than the second. The reasons will be obvious. The great composers of the nineteenth century consist practically of two generations: those born in or about the first decade of the century, and those born in and about the fourth and fifth. But here we get a cross division, for while some members of the first generation, such as Mendelssohn and Chopin, completed their work and died about the middle of the century, others, such as Berlioz and Wagner, only began to exert their greatest influence in the latter half of the century, and so appear as the artistic contemporaries of the younger generation. This complicates the task of the chronicler to some extent, but does not much affect that of the student. For the fact is that the majority of the leading musical spirits of the last century were only incidentally affected by their contemporaries. Antipathies were more apparent than affinities, and it is often only when their courses have been traced independently that we can discover the underlying affinity, such as that which undoubtedly exists between the melody of Brahms and Wagner. The plan, therefore, has been to follow out the development of a particular form of art through the century, and that has entailed returning upon the tracks in point of time more than once.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the transformative landscape of 19th-century music, exploring the lives and works of influential figures who shaped its course. The author guides readers through a period of profound shifts in musical expression, as composers like Schubert, Weber, and Beethoven grappled with the changing social and artistic currents of their time. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of a Europe undergoing immense political and cultural upheaval, highlighting the emergence of national identities and the growing influence of Romanticism on musical creation. The book examines how composers drew inspiration from folk traditions, literature, and personal experiences, forging new paths in opera, song, and instrumental music. Central to the exploration is the rise of the individual artist and the increasing emphasis on personal expression. The author delves into the creative struggles and triumphs of these musical giants, shedding light on their unique approaches to composition, their relationships with contemporaries, and their lasting legacies. From the lyrical genius of Schubert's songs to the dramatic power of Weber's operas and the groundbreaking innovations of Beethoven's late works, the book offers a rich tapestry of musical evolution. By tracing the intertwining threads of individual creativity and broader historical forces, this book illuminates the enduring impact of 19th-century music on the world we know today. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330013939_0
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