While Spring and Summer Sang: Thomas Beecham and the Music of... - 9781138272989
Lyndon Jenkins provides the first in-depth study of the extraordinary creative relationship between Beecham and Delius. Starting with the first meeting of the composer and conductor in 1907, Jenkins charts Beecham\u2019s gradual introduction of Delius\u2019s compositions to British and foreign audiences, the operatic premi\u00E8res and revivals, the Delius festivals that he organized in 1929 and 1946, and the formation of the Delius Trust upon the composer\u2019s death in 1934. Also described is Beecham\u2019s continuing crusade for Delius\u2019s music up to his own death in 1961. Includes a critical discography. > Sir Thomas Beecham is often described as having 'championed' the music of Frederick Delius, and this is no exaggeration. From the moment he heard Delius's music as a young man, Beecham was captivated by its strange, romantic beauty, and its hold on him remained firm. During the next 50 years, he promoted Delius's music through a series of unrivalled performances, uneart.
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Lyndon Jenkins provides the first in-depth study of the extraordinary creative relationship between Beecham and Delius. Starting with the first meeting of the composer and conductor in 1907, Jenkins charts Beecham\u2019s gradual introduction of Delius\u2019s compositions to British and foreign audiences, the operatic premi\u00E8res and revivals, the Delius festivals that he organized in 1929 and 1946, and the formation of the Delius Trust upon the composer\u2019s death in 1934. Also described is Beecham\u2019s continuing crusade for Delius\u2019s music up to his own death in 1961. Includes a critical discography. > Sir Thomas Beecham is often described as having 'championed' the music of Frederick Delius, and this is no exaggeration. From the moment he heard Delius's music as a young man, Beecham was captivated by its strange, romantic beauty, and its hold on him remained firm. During the next 50 years, he promoted Delius's music through a series of unrivalled performances, uneart.
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Lyndon Jenkins provides the first in-depth study of the extraordinary creative relationship between Beecham and Delius. Starting with the first meeting of the composer and conductor in 1907, Jenkins charts Beecham\u2019s gradual introduction of Delius\u2019s compositions to British and foreign audiences, the operatic premi\u00E8res and revivals, the Delius festivals that he organized in 1929 and 1946, and the formation of the Delius Trust upon the composer\u2019s death in 1934. Also described is Beecham\u2019s continuing crusade for Delius\u2019s music up to his own death in 1961. Includes a critical discography. > Sir Thomas Beecham is often described as having 'championed' the music of Frederick Delius, and this is no exaggeration. From the moment he heard Delius's music as a young man, Beecham was captivated by its strange, romantic beauty, and its hold on him remained firm. During the next 50 years, he promoted Delius's music through a series of unrivalled performances, uneart.
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format | trade paperback |
Language | english |
type | textbook |
Brand | Taylor & Francis |
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