Grieg [French]

Cet ouvrage propose une tude biographique et musicale compl te consacr e Edvard Grieg, la figure de proue de la musique norv gienne du XIXe si cle. travers une narration riche et d taill e, le texte explore le g nie cr ateur de l'homme qui a su insuffler l' me des fjords et des montagnes de sa patrie dans le r pertoire classique mondial.

L'ouvrage analyse les chefs-d' "uvre qui ont fait sa renomm e, de l'envo tant "Peer Gynt" son majestueux "Concerto pour piano", tout en retra ant son parcours de Bergen travers les grandes capitales europ ennes. L'auteur met en lumi re la qu ate de Grieg pour un langage musical authentique, m alant subtilement les traditions populaires scandinaves aux structures symphoniques.

En examinant ses influences, ses amiti s artistiques et son h ritage durable, ce livre offre un portrait nuanc d'un artiste la fois lyrique et passionn . "Grieg" demeure une r f rence essentielle pour comprendre comment ce compositeur visionnaire a red fini le nationalisme musical et a captur l'imaginaire de toute une nation par ses m lodies inoubliables.

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025691814
• ISBN13: 9781025691817
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.1" x 9.2"