Brahms: Symphonist(English, Hardcover, Pascall Robert Professor)

Brahms: Symphonist(English, Hardcover, Pascall Robert Professor)

  • Pascall Robert Professor
Publisher:Boydell & BrewerISBN 13: 9781783277780ISBN 10: 1783277785

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Brahms: Symphonist(English, Hardcover, Pascall Robert Professor) is written by Pascall Robert Professor and published by Boydell & Brewer Ltd. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1783277785 (ISBN 10) and 9781783277780 (ISBN 13).

This long-awaited book situates the symphonies in their biographical context, offers text-critical investigations, presents matters of performance practice and gives an analytical overview of each work.In Brahms: Symphonist, the late Robert Pascall offers new revelations about Brahms symphonies resulting from a life-long pursuit of Brahms scholarship. Completed shortly before his death, Pascall's book brings together four scholarly perspectives. First, it situates the symphonies in their biographical context narrating their genesis, performance history and reception. Second, the book offers text-critical observations, by investigating the relationships between sketches, manuscript sources, publications and arrangements made by the composer or by others in his lifetime. Third, matters of performance practice are presented: how were the symphonies performed in Brahms's lifetime, what performance values did Brahms espouse, what were the practicalities of performance, and what legacy as conductor did Brahms pass on to succeeding generations? Finally, the book gives an analytical overview of each work. One of the book's highlights is a reappraisal of the materials for Brahms's unfinished Fifth Symphony, situating them in relation to the broader question of Brahms's 'retirement' from composition. Brahms: Symphonist will be required reading for students and scholars of nineteenth-century and Romantic music, Johannes Brahms aficionados, as well as those interested in the development of the nineteenth-century symphony.