Robert Schumann, Tone Poet Prophet And Critic
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Herbert Francis Peyser's 'Robert Schumann, Tone Poet Prophet And Critic' presents a detailed and insightful portrait of the celebrated German composer. The book traces Schumann's life and career, from his early musical explorations to his mature works, exploring his unique and multifaceted artistic personality. Peyser meticulously chronicles Schumann's creative journey, his relationships with other prominent composers of the Romantic era, and his struggles with mental illness. The narrative illuminates Schumann's profound influence on the musical world, highlighting his groundbreaking compositions for piano, his evocative songs, and his groundbreaking symphonies. Peyser also examines Schumann's role as a music critic and his passionate advocacy for new musical ideas, showcasing his significant contributions to the development of Romantic music.Book Details
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