Articulate and impassioned, sophisticated but never esoteric, Steinberg and Rothe offer invigorating reflections on music that will delight both the beginning and the seasoned listener.
Articulate and impassioned, sophisticated but never esoteric, Steinberg and Rothe offer invigorating reflections on music that will delight both the beginning and the seasoned listener.
Michael Steinberg was music critic of The Boston Globe, has contributed to numerous periodicals, and served as program annotator for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, and New York Philharmonic. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Larry Rothe has been publications editor of the San Francisco Symphony since 1984. His articles have appeared in Symphony magazine, Playbill, and Stagebill, and he is co-editor of American Mavericks: Visionaries, Pioneers, Iconoclasts. He lives in Berkeley, California.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction I. Beginnings How I Fell in Love with Music Preliminary: The Professor's Legacy II. Creations Another Word for Mozart Thinking of Robert Schumann The Sacred, the Profane, and the Gritty Affirmations of Music Franz Schubert, "A Rich Possession" Encountering Brahms Schoenberg, Brahms, and The Great Tradition First-Rate Second-Class Composer Sibelius and Mahler: What More Could There BE? Remembering Rachmaninoff Erich Wolfgang Korngold: A Meditation Tchaikovsky's Mozart (and Others') On the Trail of W.A. Mozart What They Saw A Short Life of J.S. Bach Stravinsky's Ear-stretching, Joy-giving Legacy III. The Recent Scene A Visit with Lou Harrison George Perle: Composing a Way of Life A Quintet for American Music Three American Composers in Pursuit of the White Whale A Century Set to Music IV. Missionaries Making America Musical: A Salute to Theodore Thomas Sigmund Spaeth, Someone You Should Know Isaac Stern - On Music and Life V. Affairs to Remember Loving Memories of Movie Music Vienna Trilogy: Vignettes from the City of Music Music, True or False Why We Are Here VI. Postlude The Sounds We Make
Introduction I. Beginnings How I Fell in Love with Music Preliminary: The Professor's Legacy II. Creations Another Word for Mozart Thinking of Robert Schumann The Sacred, the Profane, and the Gritty Affirmations of Music Franz Schubert, "A Rich Possession" Encountering Brahms Schoenberg, Brahms, and The Great Tradition First-Rate Second-Class Composer Sibelius and Mahler: What More Could There BE? Remembering Rachmaninoff Erich Wolfgang Korngold: A Meditation Tchaikovsky's Mozart (and Others') On the Trail of W.A. Mozart What They Saw A Short Life of J.S. Bach Stravinsky's Ear-stretching, Joy-giving Legacy III. The Recent Scene A Visit with Lou Harrison George Perle: Composing a Way of Life A Quintet for American Music Three American Composers in Pursuit of the White Whale A Century Set to Music IV. Missionaries Making America Musical: A Salute to Theodore Thomas Sigmund Spaeth, Someone You Should Know Isaac Stern - On Music and Life V. Affairs to Remember Loving Memories of Movie Music Vienna Trilogy: Vignettes from the City of Music Music, True or False Why We Are Here VI. Postlude The Sounds We Make
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