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Language: English
Published by Naxos Book, 2008
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- Title
- Haydn: His Life and Music
- Author
- David Vickers
- Publisher
- Naxos Book
- Publication year
- 2008
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1843792311
- ISBN 13
- 9781843792314
Haydn was among the first great composers whose fame in his own lifetime endured after his death. While he is loved for a handful of popular, tuneful symphonies and the oratorio "The Creation", the broader scope of Haydn's musical achievements and his fascinating life have been overshadowed by the brilliance of his friend Mozart and the rebellious daring of his pupil Beethoven. Amply supported by superb musical extracts, this biography reveals Haydn as a man of resourcefulness, eloquence, energy and charm. And with the words comes the music: 2 CDs of carefully chosen pieces spanning Haydn's compositional life. Furthermore, the purchaser of the book is given access to a dedicated website which offers even more music to listen to, as well as other bonus material.
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Synopsis
Haydn was among the first great composers whose fame in his own lifetime endured after his death. While he is loved for a handful of popular, tuneful symphonies and the oratorio "The Creation", the broader scope of Haydn's musical achievements and his fascinating life have been overshadowed by the brilliance of his friend Mozart and the rebellious daring of his pupil Beethoven. Amply supported by superb musical extracts, this biography reveals Haydn as a man of resourcefulness, eloquence, energy and charm.
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