Charles Burney Knihy

Kniha anglického hudebního vědce (1726-1814) patří už dávno k nezbytné výstroji každého hudebního historika. Zaujme však všechny zájemce o hudbu a historii vůbec neobyčejně zajímavým, na vlastních zkušenostech a poznatcích založeným vyprávěním o hudebních poměrech, hudbě a hudebnících řady evropských zemí v 18. století (Itálie, Francie, Německo, Rakousko, Holandsko). Pro českého čtenáře mají zvláštní přitažlivost partie věnované návštěvě Čech a zvláště Prahy. Přeloženo z angličtiny • Terminologický slovník • 2500 výt.

Focusing on musical tastes of the era, this renowned work by Burney draws from his extensive research conducted during two European tours. It offers a rich exploration of the cultural landscape of music, revealing the preferences and trends that shaped the artistic environment of the time. Through detailed observations, the book serves as an important historical document, illuminating the evolution of musical appreciation and practice in 18th-century Europe.

This memoir chronicles the life of Dr. Charles Burney with insights from his own manuscripts, family papers, and personal recollections. It provides a vivid account of his literary career, his travels, and his encounters with famous literary figures of his time.

Culturally significant, this work preserves the essence of the original artifact, including copyright references and library stamps that reflect its historical journey through important libraries worldwide. It serves as a vital piece of civilization's knowledge base, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the past while maintaining fidelity to the original text.

The second volume of Doctor Burney's memoirs, arranged by his daughter Madame d'Arblay, offers a personal and historical glimpse into his life through original manuscripts and family papers. This significant work has been preserved and republished in a contemporary format, ensuring clarity and readability for modern audiences. The careful retyping and redesigning of the text enhance its accessibility for both current readers and future generations.