Monographs

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Many consider libraries to be immutable institutions, deeply entrenched in the past, full of dusty tomes and musty staff. In truth, libraries are and historically have been sites of innovation and di …

In ‘Letters of Felix Mendelssohn to Ignaz and Charlotte Moscheles, ‘ the eminent composer Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy offers a richly textured glimpse into his creative mind and personal life through …

In ‘The Great Musicians: Purcell, ‘ William Hayman Cummings offers an insightful exploration of one of England’s most revered composers, Henry Purcell. Cummings employs a biographical narrative inter …

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy’s ‘Letters from Italy and Switzerland’ offers an intimate glimpse into the life and mind of one of the 19th century’s most beloved composers. Written during his travels in …

In ‘Verdi: Man and Musician, ‘ Frederick James Crowest delves into the intricate life and robust musical career of Giuseppe Verdi, one of opera’s most celebrated composers. This detailed biography no …

In ‘Richard Wagner and His Poetical Work, from ‘Rienzi’ to ‘Parsifal, ” Judith Gautier offers an in-depth exploration of the intricate relationship between Wagner’s operatic compositions and his poe …

In ‘Chopin: The Man and His Music, ‘ James Huneker intricately explores the life and artistry of Fr√©d√©ric Chopin, weaving a rich tapestry of biographical insights and musical analysis. Huneker’s pr …

In ‘Sketch of Handel and Beethoven, ‘ Thomas Hanly Ball offers a compelling exploration of the lives and musical contributions of two titans of classical music. The book presents a dual narrative, in …

In ‘Richard Wagner, Composer of Operas, ‘ John F. Runciman presents an intricate examination of the life and works of one of opera’s most transformative figures. Runciman’s prose deftly intertwines b …