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Author: Harold C. Schonberg

📘 The glorious ones by Harold C. Schonberg

The Pulitzer Prize-winning "New York Times" music critic provides anecdotal accounts of the lives and times of thirty-nine musical superstars--from the castrate to Pavarotti and Horowitz.

First publish date: 1985

Authors: Harold C. Schonberg

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📘 The lives of the great composers

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Explore the evolution of Western music through the lives of composers from Monteverdi to the 1990s tonalists, as biographical insights reveal how each artist was shaped by predecessors and the world around them.

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