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A recommendation document that has buried the level of German university in the history and background of classical music.
First of all, this book is fun. The translation is doing very well. There are 33 questions about classical music, and we're trying to answer the occasional, light questions that have been raised while listening to music, as well as the question of music and art itself. I had a very preconceived answer to any of those questions, but as I read the book, it was very different. For example, it's 13. What's the conductor's role? 44. How does the conductor read that complicated orchestra? and “What
Not only the beginner, but anyone who helps it (the three hearts shown below are not modified and re- loaded).
Clesy? The music that everyone had ever heard. My long-term folk of mine, I think, is going to be able to look in this one book for common sense and misunderstanding, and then taste the happiness of being able to find a way to get a sense of the classics and get a good idea of them.
Annette Kreuzigerherr et al.: 101 Questions About Classical Music
What is classical music? How could Beethoven have composed after he lost his hearing? "Even to the same question, there is no end to questions about the work or phenomena of classical music. The 103 questions about classical music are one of the many questions asked by two professors at Cologne, Germany, about classical musical music, which has been chosen by the students of the music colleges they teach, and prepared their answers with the most important of the number of the most significant questions. There are many interesting questions that we would like to know about classical music but have not been able to ask. From the birth of music to modern music, classical music is being covered extensively.
Korean title: 클래식음악에 관한 101가지 질문
Korean author: 아네테 크로이치거헤르 외
Korean publisher: 경당
ISBN-13: 9788986377408
Reviews
A recommendation document that has buried the level of German university in the history and background of classical music.
First of all, this book is fun. The translation is doing very well. There are 33 questions about classical music, and we're trying to answer the occasional, light questions that have been raised while listening to music, as well as the question of music and art itself. I had a very preconceived answer to any of those questions, but as I read the book, it was very different. For example, it's 13. What's the conductor's role? 44. How does the conductor read that complicated orchestra? and “What
Not only the beginner, but anyone who helps it (the three hearts shown below are not modified and re- loaded).
Clesy? The music that everyone had ever heard. My long-term folk of mine, I think, is going to be able to look in this one book for common sense and misunderstanding, and then taste the happiness of being able to find a way to get a sense of the classics and get a good idea of them.
