Music And Sentiment Charles Rosen Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

Acclaimed Pianist And Writer Charles Rosen Explores Music’s Profound Ability To Convey Emotion Through Sound How Does A Work Of Music Stir The Senses Creating Feelings Joy Sadness Elation Or Nostalgia? Though Sentiment Play Vital Role In Composition Performance Appreciation Rarely Have These Elements Been Fully Observed This Succinct Penetrating Book Draws Upon More Than Half Century As Performer Critic Reveal Composers From Bach Berg Used Represent Communicate Mystifyingly Beautiful Ways Range Musical Examples Details Array Stylistic Devices Techniques Is Not However Listener’s Guide Any “Correct” Response Particular Piece Instead Provides Tools Terms With Which Appreciate Central Aspect Aesthetics Indeed Phenomenon Contradictory Sentiments Embodied Single Motif Melody Taking Chopin Schumann Wagner Liszt He Traces Use Radically Changing Intensities Romantic Works Nineteenth Devotes An Entire Chapter Key C Minor Identifies “Unity Sentiment” Baroque Goes On Contrast It “Obsessive Sentiments” Later Including Puccini Strauss Stravinsky Moving Invitation Greater Crafts Σελίδες: 160 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1014 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm