| Sumario: | The article discusses the significance of "Berlioz and His World," a volume coedited by Francesca Brittan and Sarah Hibberd, which serves as a companion to the 34th Bard Music Festival. It explores the complexities of Hector Berlioz's identity as a composer, critic, and conductor, highlighting his struggles with belonging in the musical mainstream during his lifetime and his eventual recognition posthumously. The volume is organized into essays and "Object Lessons" that delve into various aspects of Berlioz's career, legacy, and influence, making it a valuable resource for musicologists and enthusiasts interested in Berlioz's multifaceted contributions to music and culture.
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