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In ‘The Masters and Their Music, ‘ W. S. B. Mathews delves into the intricate relationship between acclaimed composers and their transformative contributions to the world of music. This meticulously …

In ‘Mozart, ‘ Ebenezer Prout delves into the multifaceted genius of one of classical music’s most celebrated composers, presenting an insightful analysis that melds biographical sketches with musical …

In ‘The Masters and Their Music, ‘ W. S. B. Mathews presents a comprehensive exploration of the lives and contributions of prominent composers, delving into the interplay between their personal exper …

In ‘Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro, ‘ W. H. Thomas presents a rich tapestry of African American folk traditions, capturing the essence of the cultural and historical experiences of the Negro co …

In ‘The Russian Opera, ‘ Rosa Newmarch provides an insightful exploration of Russian operatic traditions, tracing their evolution from the early 18th century to the 20th century. Employing a scholarl …

In ‘Operas Every Child Should Know, ‘ Mary Schell Hoke Bacon offers a captivating and accessible introduction to opera for younger audiences. This meticulously curated collection presents essential o …

In ‘Stories of Symphonic Music, ‘ Lawrence Gilman intricately weaves narratives that illuminate the rich tapestry of orchestral compositions, transforming musical scores into vivid tales. Gilman’s li …

In ‘The Pianoforte Sonata, ‘ J. S. Shedlock delves into the intricate world of the piano sonata, offering a comprehensive analysis of its evolution, structure, and aesthetic significance within the c …

In ‘Aspects of Modern Opera: Estimates and Inquiries, ‘ Lawrence Gilman meticulously explores the evolution of opera in the modern era, integrating rigorous analysis with personal reflections on nota …

In ‘Forty Years of Song, ‘ Emma Albani crafts an evocative memoir that chronicles her illustrious career as one of the most celebrated operatic sopranos of the late 19th century. Through a rich tapes …