Lawrence Gilman was an American author and music critic who later gained notoriety for his scathing negative reviews of compositions that became classics. His critical eye and sharp prose revealed a unique perspective on musical creation and its reception. Gilman's work prompts readers to consider the enduring value and impact of musical pieces across generations.
A fascinating exploration of the ways in which music both reflects and is influenced by the natural world. Written by one of the foremost music critics of the early twentieth century.
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