Edward Duesbury: Beethoven for a New Generation

Beethoven's music is still appealing to us. The spectrum of Beethoven's music world, which is so desperate and yet so unspoken, is almost impassable and endless. Even today, 250 years after Beethoven was born, his original music has given musicians and other artists endless reinterpretation, and inspires music lovers and audiences in life. So Beethoven's music is still alive and loved by players and audiences. The person who's been playing Beethoven for a long time, what heart is he going to have to interpret and play the work? Who would be as excited as the players to talk about Beethoven's music? Beethoven, leader of the Takachi Kurt, who has been in its 45th anniversary, is a music essay about the story of the 1nd violinist Edward Dusonbury. The Takachi Kurtt, who is in his seat, was a four-part-of-the-world band of four Hungarian musicians in 1975 who formed the following view: “One Beethoven's superior to any Quarchaum" (Kerblign Flindler). Edward Dusonbury was the first non-Hungarian to join Takech Kürt, a much younger person than they had been breathing for 18 years. The book begins with his audition, ends with rehearsal, circuit performance, musical support, recording records, and replacement of the group, and finally a review of the young band.

Korean title: 새로운 세대를 위한 베토벤

Korean author: 에드워드 듀슨베리

Korean publisher: 아트북스

ISBN-13: 9788961963787