The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Classical Music
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Classical Music by Robert Sherman, published by Alpha on June 20, 1997, is a comprehensive resource designed for those looking to enhance their understanding of classical music. This first edition spans 416 pages and is presented in English. The book aims to demystify classical music, helping readers move beyond basic recognition of famous pieces and composers to a deeper appreciation of the genre.
Readers will find practical insights into various aspects of classical music, including how to identify different musical works and distinguish between notable composers. The guide covers topics related to music appreciation and classicism in music, making it accessible for those who may feel overwhelmed by the complexities of the genre. This edition serves as a helpful tool for anyone interested in expanding their musical knowledge and enjoyment.
Official synopsis Publisher
You’re no idiot of course. You know something about classical music, whether it’s the “da-da-da-dum” opening of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony or that a famous shaggy dog was named after that same composer. But when it comes to knowing your Vivaldi from your Berlioz, you find it less stressful to tune your radio dial to some old time rock and roll. Don’t give up yet! The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Classical Music shows you how easy it is to understand and appreciate classical music–from recognizing musical pieces to distinguishing composers. In this Complete Idiot’s Guide, you get:
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