One of the most influential and idiosyncratic composers of the twentieth century, Messiaen was at the centre of many significant developments in music throughout his lengthy career. This accessible and informative study traces the life and works of this intriguing personality, detailing how he formed his own individual musical voice.
One of the most influential and idiosyncratic composers of the twentieth century, Messiaen was at the centre of many significant developments in music throughout his lengthy career. This accessible and informative study traces the life and works of this intriguing personality, detailing how he formed his own individual musical voice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher Dingle is Reader in Music and Assistant Course Director (BMus) at Birmingham Conservatoire. In addition to The Life of Messiaen, he is co-author, with Chris Morley, of Music Criticism (Cambridge University Press, in preparation), author of Messiaen's Final Works (Ashgate, forthcoming), and co-editor of Olivier Messiaen: Music, Art and Literature (Ashgate, 2007). He was the organiser of the Messiaen 2008 International Centenary Conference at Birmingham Conservatoire and is in demand as a speaker. He is also on the review panel for BBC Music Magazine and contributes regularly to Tempo.
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1. The burgeoning artist: 1908 1931; 2. Le jeune français: 1931 1939; 3. Occupying time: 1939 1945; 4. Songs of love and death: 1945 1948; 5. For now we see through a glass darkly: 1949 1952; 6. A natural retreat: 1951 1959; 7. The statue remains on its pedestal: 1960 1969; 8. A passion for opera: 1970 1983; 9. Tous les oiseaux des étoiles: 1984 1992.
1. The burgeoning artist: 1908 1931; 2. Le jeune français: 1931 1939; 3. Occupying time: 1939 1945; 4. Songs of love and death: 1945 1948; 5. For now we see through a glass darkly: 1949 1952; 6. A natural retreat: 1951 1959; 7. The statue remains on its pedestal: 1960 1969; 8. A passion for opera: 1970 1983; 9. Tous les oiseaux des étoiles: 1984 1992.
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