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REV25 – Reflexiones sobre la Música, by Paul Henry Lang
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- REV25-Reflexiones_sobre_la_Musica-Paul_Henry_Lang.pdf
Note: this article is offered only in Spanish.
Qué extraña cosa fantasmal es la música. ¿Qué es lo que le confiere esencia y valor? Con seguridad no el contenido. Paul Henry Lang nos sitúa en este contexto en todos sus eruditos y entretenidos comentarios sobre temas tan diversos como Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Stravinsky, la veracidad histórica de la película Amadeus, la teoría marxista de la música, el controvertido tema de la ejecución musical y otros tantos. Su propósito, acercar la música al gran público.
Other books
- REV27 – El Intérprete y la Música, by Monique Deschaussées
Notas de la Editorial
- REV26 – Los Grandes Directores, by Harold C. Schonberg
Notas de la Editorial
- REV25 – Reflexiones sobre la Música, by Paul Henry Lang
Notas de la Editorial
- REV24 – El Tao de la Música, by Carlos D. Fregtman
Notas de la Editorial
- REV23 – Aspectos de Chopin, by Alfred Cortot
Notas de la Editorial
- REV22 – Beethoven – El Problema de la interpretación, by Metzger y Riehn
Notas de la Editorial
- REV21 – El Piano, por Denis Levaillant
Notas de la Editorial
- REV20 – El Pedal Pianístico, por Joseph Banowetz
Notas de la Editorial
- REV19 – La Digitación Pianística, por Albert Nieto
Notas de la Editorial
- REV18 – Historia de Piano, por Piero Rattalino
Notas de la Editorial
- REV17 – Johnan Sebastian Bach – Las Variaciones Goldberg, por Heinz-Klaus Metzger and Rainer Riehn
Notas de la Editorial
- REV16 – Escritos Críticos, por Glenn Gould
Notas de la Editorial
- REV15 – El Arte de dirigir la Orquesta, por H. Scherchen
Notas de la Editorial
- REV14 – Dirección de Orquesta, por Hans Swarowsky
Notas de la Editorial
- REV13 – The Cello and the Nightingales, the autobiography of Beatrice Harrison
Notes of the published book itself
- REV12 – Cello Playing of Today, by Maurice Eisenberg
Introduction by the Author
- REV11 – Complete Cello Technique – Diran Alexanian
Notes of the published book itself
- REV10 – Yehudi Menuhin Music Guides – Cello, by William Pleeth
Notes of the published book itself
- REV09 – Mozart in the Jungle, by Blair Tindall
Notes of the published book itself
- REV08 - Keeping out of the Rain – an orchestral story, by Gillian Halse Noel
Foreword by Sir Simon Rattle + Notes of the published book itself
- REV07 – Six Bagatelles for Bassoon and Piano – J.S. FeBland
Review by José Manuel Rausell
- REV06 - Adagio for Cor Anglais and String Orchestra, by David Johnstone
Review by Graham Salter, editor of “Double Reed News”, magazine of the British DoubleReed Society
- REV05 – Accolades for Solo Clarinet, by David Johnstone
Review by Katrina Phillips for the International Clarinet Association
- REV04 – El Violonchelo – Sus escuelas a través de los siglos, por Elías Arizcuren
Notes of the published book itself
- REV03 – The Cambridge Guide to the Cello – edited by Robin Stowell
Notes of the published book itself
- REV02 - Eric Siblin - The Cello Suites: J. S. Bach, Pablo Casals, and the Search for a Baroque Masterpiece
Review by Jayne I. Hanlin
- REV 01 – Leonard Rose: America’s Golden Age and Its First Cellist - Steven Honigberg
Rose Biography Unflinching in Look at Cellist – review by Jayne I. Hanlin
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