This author is primarily known for their contributions to music history. Their work is characterized by a deep interest in musical evolution and its interpretation. They delve into the exploration of musical styles and their cultural contexts. Their approach is analytical and insightful.
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.
This memoir offers readers an inside look at the life and writings of Abate Metastasio, the prolific Italian poet and librettist. Translations of his principal letters are also incorporated, giving readers a deep understanding of Metastasio's beliefs and motivations. Fans of Italian literature and history will enjoy this comprehensive work.
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.
A comprehensive history of music, including a dissertation on the music of the ancients, by the 18th century English composer and music historian Charles Burney.
Vol. 4
This volume offers a comprehensive exploration of music's evolution from ancient times to the late 18th century, providing insights into various styles, cultural influences, and notable figures in music history. As a high-quality reprint of the original 1789 edition, it serves as an essential resource for music historians and enthusiasts alike, preserving the rich legacy of musical development across different eras.