The Symphony

  • The Symphony: A Listener's Guide
    By Michael Steinberg

    Much of Copland's music in the 1920s was touched by the rhythms and gestures of jazz . The music historian Alfred Einstein spoke for many when he called jazz " the most abominable treason against all the music of Western civilization ...

  • The Symphony
    By Preston Stedman

    Ideal for anyone interested in the symphony, this insightful volume: -Presents updated material on the preclassic, classic, and contemporary periods-Expands portions on Beethoven, Strauss, and contemporary composers-Expands 19th century ...

  • The Symphony: A Guide to Creating and Balancing Multiple Streams of Income
    By Lynn Richardson

    Income streams are similar to musical instruments: they must be played in harmony in order to drive desirable results. Discover how to monetize all of your gifts to create a beautiful symphony of income streams.

  • The Symphony: From Mannheim to Mahler
    By Christopher Tarrant, Natalie Wild

    Like the UK, the Nordic countries were late to catch up in terms of serious symphonic composition, and the story here is a familiar one. While Denmark boasts an important baroque composer in ...

  • The Symphony
    By Louise Cuyler

    The two-hundred-year development of the symphonic form is traced through a discussion of representative compositions from each period. Narrative covers background and heritage of the classical symphony in Austria and...