George Grove Libri

Exploring the lives of biblical characters through imaginative storytelling, this book offers "might have been" narratives that remain true to Scripture. Author George Grove aims to deepen readers' faith and understanding of the Bible, encouraging personal involvement in God's Word. The stories invite readers to engage with the characters as real people, enhancing both individual and communal exploration of faith. Ideal for book clubs and Bible study groups, this literary experience seeks to foster a closer relationship with God.

This three-volume English translation from 1882 presents a significant biography of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, originally published in 1867. It delves into the life and works of the renowned composer, offering insights into his musical genius and personal experiences. The translation captures the essence of Mozart's contributions to music, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts interested in understanding the complexities of his artistry and legacy.

This comprehensive reference work provides information on composers, performers, instruments, and musical terms and concepts. It is a valuable resource for musicians, musicologists, and music enthusiasts, and has been updated and revised numerous times since its original publication in 1879.

This book is one of the most renowned reference works for music scholars and enthusiasts. It provides comprehensive information on virtually every aspect of music and its history, including composers, performers, instruments, musical forms and genres, and more. This latest edition was edited by J.A. Fuller-Maitland and includes updated entries and new material. This book is a must-have for anyone who is passionate about music.