Nicolo Paganini: His Life and Work. Revolutionizing Classical Music: The Genius of Paganini
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- Nombre de pages1457
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664636515
- EAN4057664636515
- Date de parution22/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille3 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Nicolo Paganini: His Life and Work, " Stephen S. Stratton delivers an exhaustive exploration of the enigmatic violinist and composer, Nicolo Paganini, who revolutionized the art of violin performance in the early 19th century. Through a blend of biographical detail and musical analysis, Stratton weaves a narrative that captures Paganini's complex personality, his innovative techniques, and the cultural backdrop of Romanticism that influenced his music.
The book is characterized by its scholarly rigor, featuring in-depth examinations of Paganini's compositions and their lasting impact on both classical and contemporary music. Stratton's eloquent prose engages readers while delivering insights that reveal Paganini not merely as a virtuoso but also as a pivotal figure in the evolution of violin artistry. Stephen S. Stratton, an esteemed musicologist and historian, combines his passion for performance and scholarly research to illuminate Paganini'Äôs extraordinary legacy.
Stratton's fascination with the violin began at a young age, and his academic journey through music history and performance practice naturally led him to investigate the life of a figure who reshaped violin technique and expression. His extensive research across archives and libraries brings authenticity to his portrayal of Paganini'Äôs life. This book is an essential read for both music enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it not only pays homage to Paganini's genius but also invites readers to understand the broader implications of his artistry.
Stratton'Äôs meticulous approach offers a fresh narrative that will captivate anyone interested in the intersections between biography, history, and music.
The book is characterized by its scholarly rigor, featuring in-depth examinations of Paganini's compositions and their lasting impact on both classical and contemporary music. Stratton's eloquent prose engages readers while delivering insights that reveal Paganini not merely as a virtuoso but also as a pivotal figure in the evolution of violin artistry. Stephen S. Stratton, an esteemed musicologist and historian, combines his passion for performance and scholarly research to illuminate Paganini'Äôs extraordinary legacy.
Stratton's fascination with the violin began at a young age, and his academic journey through music history and performance practice naturally led him to investigate the life of a figure who reshaped violin technique and expression. His extensive research across archives and libraries brings authenticity to his portrayal of Paganini'Äôs life. This book is an essential read for both music enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it not only pays homage to Paganini's genius but also invites readers to understand the broader implications of his artistry.
Stratton'Äôs meticulous approach offers a fresh narrative that will captivate anyone interested in the intersections between biography, history, and music.
In "Nicolo Paganini: His Life and Work, " Stephen S. Stratton delivers an exhaustive exploration of the enigmatic violinist and composer, Nicolo Paganini, who revolutionized the art of violin performance in the early 19th century. Through a blend of biographical detail and musical analysis, Stratton weaves a narrative that captures Paganini's complex personality, his innovative techniques, and the cultural backdrop of Romanticism that influenced his music.
The book is characterized by its scholarly rigor, featuring in-depth examinations of Paganini's compositions and their lasting impact on both classical and contemporary music. Stratton's eloquent prose engages readers while delivering insights that reveal Paganini not merely as a virtuoso but also as a pivotal figure in the evolution of violin artistry. Stephen S. Stratton, an esteemed musicologist and historian, combines his passion for performance and scholarly research to illuminate Paganini'Äôs extraordinary legacy.
Stratton's fascination with the violin began at a young age, and his academic journey through music history and performance practice naturally led him to investigate the life of a figure who reshaped violin technique and expression. His extensive research across archives and libraries brings authenticity to his portrayal of Paganini'Äôs life. This book is an essential read for both music enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it not only pays homage to Paganini's genius but also invites readers to understand the broader implications of his artistry.
Stratton'Äôs meticulous approach offers a fresh narrative that will captivate anyone interested in the intersections between biography, history, and music.
The book is characterized by its scholarly rigor, featuring in-depth examinations of Paganini's compositions and their lasting impact on both classical and contemporary music. Stratton's eloquent prose engages readers while delivering insights that reveal Paganini not merely as a virtuoso but also as a pivotal figure in the evolution of violin artistry. Stephen S. Stratton, an esteemed musicologist and historian, combines his passion for performance and scholarly research to illuminate Paganini'Äôs extraordinary legacy.
Stratton's fascination with the violin began at a young age, and his academic journey through music history and performance practice naturally led him to investigate the life of a figure who reshaped violin technique and expression. His extensive research across archives and libraries brings authenticity to his portrayal of Paganini'Äôs life. This book is an essential read for both music enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it not only pays homage to Paganini's genius but also invites readers to understand the broader implications of his artistry.
Stratton'Äôs meticulous approach offers a fresh narrative that will captivate anyone interested in the intersections between biography, history, and music.