Author: Peyser, Herbert F. (Herbert Francis)
Synopsis:
In "Joseph Haydn: Servant and Master," Herbert F. Peyser delves into the fascinating life of one of the greatest composers of the classical era. From his humble beginnings as a choirboy in a small Austrian village to his rise as a renowned musician in the court of Prince Esterházy, Haydn's journey is filled with triumphs, challenges, and unexpected turns. Peyser's meticulous research and vivid storytelling bring to life the vibrant world of 18th-century Europe, where Haydn's music flourished amidst political intrigue, artistic rivalries, and personal struggles. As the reader follows Haydn's path, they will be captivated by the complex relationships he formed, the innovative musical techniques he pioneered, and the enduring legacy he left behind.
Genres: Biography, Music History, Historical Non-fiction
Themes: Ambition, Creativity, Legacy, Social Class, Artistic Expression
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