Publisher's Synopsis
This 1902 book offers a series of essays on modern composers and their music. Mason covers a diverse range of composers, including Edvard Grieg, Johannes Brahms, and Antonín Dvorák. From Grieg to Brahms offers insights into the creative process of these composers and their contributions to the development of classical music in the late nineteenth century. Whether you're a music lover or simply interested in the history of classical music, this book is a fascinating read.
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