Igor Stravinsky

The autobiography explores the first fifty years of Stravinsky's life, revealing his candid opinions and strong dislikes on various subjects. He expresses disdain for a Parsifal performance at Bayreuth, critiques Nijinsky's musical knowledge, and finds Spanish folk music tedious. Through these reflections, the book provides insight into Stravinsky's personality and his views on art and culture, showcasing his unique perspective as a prominent composer.