Julian Horton Pořadí knih

This book provides an insightful exploration of a pivotal piano concerto in Western music, delving into its origins and evolution. It features a thorough analysis of each movement, making complex ideas accessible to readers. Additionally, it incorporates recent research on the concerto's reception and performance history, enhancing the understanding of its impact and significance in the musical landscape.

Despite significant advances in Bruckner scholarship, many problems persist. Although the relationship between Bruckner's music, post-Wagnerian ideology and, ultimately, Nazism has been carefully reconstructed, questions of how such matters should condition our responses to the music remain unaddressed. This important study isolates problematic issues of interpretation, analysis, reception, and historical location, and offers potential solutions through case studies of individual works.