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This thesis by Andrew John Snedden explores historical performance practices in the piano music of Franz Liszt, emphasizing cultural exegesis as a valuable source of evidence. It critiques contemporary performance approaches and proposes a detailed reconstruction of Romanticist style, supported by annotated scores and studio recordings. The work aims to bridge the gap between historical context and modern performance techniques, ultimately contributing to the field of music performance studies.
- Author
- Pedro d'Avila
- Language
- EN