Franz Schubert

Autori

• Lawrence Kramer

Parametri

• Arte / Cultura
• Musica
• Musica e canto
• Cambridge studies in music theory and analysis

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This book shows how Schubert, responding to the great social changes of his era, discovered that songs could project a kaleidoscopic array of human and sexual types--some strange, some familiar, some appealing, some forbidding, but all eligible for a sympathetic response. The book combines close attention to both music and poetry to explain the social context of this process and show it at work in a lively, accessible style free of excessive jargon.

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Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 1998

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