The Lives Of The Great Composers : Third Edition基本信息Format:Paperback / softback 768 pagesPublisher:Little, Brown Book GroupImprint:AbacusISBN:9780349109725Published:3 Sep 1998Weight:516gDimensions:197 x 128 x 50 (mm)页面参数仅供参考,具体以实物为准书籍简介在这本非常成功的书的新版本中,哈罗德·舍恩伯格通过一系列引人入胜的传记章节,追溯了从蒙特威尔第到20世纪90年代的音调派作曲家的连续轨迹。音乐是一门不断发展的艺术,无论多么伟大的天才都受到了前辈的影响。伟大的作曲家们在这里以人类的形象出现,他们生活在现实世界中,并与现实世界相联系。所有的重要人物——巴赫、韩德尔、莫扎特、贝多芬、肖邦、威尔第、瓦格纳、马勒和其他许多人——都被包括在内,他们的生活被编织成丰富的细节和轶事。对于这个新的版本,扩展了书的覆盖面与信息和精明的描述,后来的作曲家。没有改变的是这本书的性格,它仍然是所有 ... 展开完整描述 ▼
The Lives Of The Great Composers : Third Edition
基本信息
Format:Paperback / softback 768 pages
Publisher:Little, Brown Book Group
Imprint:Abacus
ISBN:9780349109725
Published:3 Sep 1998
Weight:516g
Dimensions:197 x 128 x 50 (mm)
页面参数仅供参考,具体以实物为准
书籍简介
在这本非常成功的书的新版本中,哈罗德·舍恩伯格通过一系列引人入胜的传记章节,追溯了从蒙特威尔第到20世纪90年代的音调派作曲家的连续轨迹。音乐是一门不断发展的艺术,无论多么伟大的天才都受到了前辈的影响。伟大的作曲家们在这里以人类的形象出现,他们生活在现实世界中,并与现实世界相联系。
所有的重要人物——巴赫、韩德尔、莫扎特、贝多芬、肖邦、威尔第、瓦格纳、马勒和其他许多人——都被包括在内,他们的生活被编织成丰富的细节和轶事。对于这个新的版本,扩展了书的覆盖面与信息和精明的描述,后来的作曲家。没有改变的是这本书的性格,它仍然是所有音乐爱好者的乐事。
In the new edition of this highly successful book, Harold Schonberg traces the consecutive line of composers from Monteverdi to the tonalists of the 1990s through a series of fascinating biographical chapters. Music is a continually evolving art, and there have been no geniuses, however great, who have not been influenced by their predecessors. The great composers are here presented as human beings who lived and related to the real world.
All of the important figures - Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Verdi, Wagner, Mahler, and many others - are included, their lives woven into a fabric rich in detail and anecdote. For this new edition, Schonberg has extended the book"s coverage with informative and astute descriptions of later composers. What has not been changed is the character of the book, which remains an object of delight to all music lovers.
作者简介
哈罗德·C·舍伯格在纽约出生并长大。他在《纽约时报》工作了近30年,从1960年到1980年担任高级音乐评论家。他在1971年被授予普利策批评奖,是音乐界第一个获得这一荣誉的人。
Harold C Schonberg was born and raised in New York City. He served on the staff of the NEW YORK TIMES for nearly thirty years and was senior music critic from 1960 until 1980. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 1971, the first in the field of music to receive this honour.