Collectionner la musique
au coeur de l'interpretation
edited by C. Massip, D. Herlin, D. Fabris and J. Duron
Paperback (Published)
(December 2012)
ISBN: 9782503545776
Price: $125.00
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Tracing the history of the art of collecting music is a relatively new scholarly phenomenon. The present compendium, prepared by an international group of research scholars, is the result of a project that was launched by the Fondation Royaumont following its acquisition of the library of the pianist Francois Lang (1908-1944). Following logically upon the contents of the first volume (Collectionner la musique : histoires d’une passion, 2010); this new volume focuses upon the question of the “collector-interpreter”. The phenomenon of collecting, which has been central to the work of certain artists, is here illustrated, first, by a series of articles concerning, among others, the collections of Davitt Moroney, Robert Spencer, and Richard Bonynge, and second, by a series of portraits of collector-interpreters from the sixteenth century down to the present day including, among others, Adrien Smout, R. F. E. von Schonborn, Camille Saint-Saens, and Alfred Cortot.
- Edited by J. Duron
- Edited by D. Fabris
- Edited by D. Herlin
- Edited by C. Massip
Other Titles in this Series
The Dukes of Arenberg and Music in the Eighteenth Century. The Story of a Music Collection
The Story of a Music Collection
Volume 4
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