Ian Bostridge: Schubert's Winterreise

"...a winter stranger, worthy of being compared to Shakespeare's poem, Proust's novel. Tenor, the world’s most widely read book of The Winter Guantre, has been called “The Winter Margin” more than 100 times in 30 years. Ian Bostridge, a winter stranger in Schubert, has been released through the history, society and culture of the day with a musical description that allows classical scripting to make this song more intimate. Author Ian Bostridge is a slightly unusual power tenor. He was a major in history and philosophy, not holy music, and he had a Ph.D. degree in Oxford University, England, in history. In teaching history in college, I became a battle singer at the age of twenty-nine, with the urging of the greatest baritone Fisherdyskau of my time. This power of his is evident in the winter traveler of Schubert. He takes his description of music, and his story about the era, society, and culture of the day, and brings it to the hidden meanings of the winter traveler. This allows readers to take on the social implications of the song and understand Schwertt's life and music. The reader will imagine the journey of a stranger in Germany, in the early 19th century, in winter, through the writings and songs of Bostries.

Korean title: 슈베르트의 겨울 나그네

Korean author: 이언 보스트리지

Korean publisher: 바다출판사

ISBN-13: 9791166891922