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This Is The First Biography Of The Famous Czech Composer Antonı́n Dvǒŕak To Be Published In English In More Than A Decade, Released On The Centenary Of His Death. Kurt Honolka Weaves The Story Of Dvǒŕak's Life Into The Rich Tapestry Of The Political And Social Tensions Of The Astro-hungarian Empire In The Twilight Of Its Power. Honolka Sets The Scene For Dvǒŕak's American Music And His Return From The United States, Providing A Context For His Most Famous Work, The Ninth Symphony From The New World.--book Jacket. The Creators Of Czech National Music -- Youth And Student Years (1841-1859) -- Storm And Stress (1859-1873) -- First Successes (1873-1877) -- Brahms And The 'slavonic Period' (1877-1884) -- Triumph In England (1884-1889) -- Master And Teacher (1889-1892) -- In The New World (1892-1895) -- The Final Years (1895-1904) -- His Oeuvre And His Standing. Kurt Honolka ; Translated By Anne Wyburd. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 152-153) And Index. Translation Of: Antonín Dvořák In Selbstzeugnissen Und Bilddokumenten.
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- Author
- Kurt Honolka
- Publisher
- Haus Pub.; Haus Publishers Ltd.
- Published
- 2004
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781904341529
- Category
- music
- Subjects
- Music, Biography, Memoir
- Rating
- 4.1 / 5 (9 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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