Joseph Haydn; Servant And Master
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Herbert Francis Peyser's 'Joseph Haydn: Servant and Master' is a comprehensive exploration of the life and musical genius of the renowned Austrian composer. The book chronicles Haydn's remarkable journey, from his impoverished youth to his status as a master of the Classical period. It examines the duality of his existence – as a 'servant' to his patrons and a 'master' of his art. Peyser delves into Haydn's compositions, analyzing his groundbreaking contributions to the symphony, string quartet, and keyboard music. He sheds light on the social and artistic environment that shaped Haydn's musical evolution, emphasizing the influence of his patrons and the broader cultural landscape of 18th-century Austria. The book explores the themes of patronage, social convention, and the evolving role of music in society, ultimately offering a nuanced and insightful portrait of a composer who revolutionized the musical world.Book Details
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