Berlioz and His World.

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 s...

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Publicado en:Notes Vol. 82; no. 1; pp. 120 - 125
Autor principal: NEMETH, SAMUEL T.
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Publicado: Music Library Association Inc. Sep2025
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