The Russian piano concerto

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The Russian piano concerto

Jeremy Norris

(Russian music studies)

Indiana University Press, c1994-

  • v. 1. The nineteenth century

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Includes discographies, bibliographical references (p. 208-210) and indexes

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Description

" . . . a joy to read." —Choice " . . . spiritedly written . . . " —Music and Letters Although the Russian piano concerto had inauspicious beginnings, its development during the19th century laid superb artistic foundations for the monumental concerti of the 20th century. Insights gained here will help performers and teachers to understand later developments in concerto writing.

Table of Contents

Preface Introduction 1. The European Heritage 2. The Piano Concertos of Anton Rubinstein 3. The Piano Concertos of the Nationalists and the Eclectics 4. The Piano Concertos of Peter Tchaikovsky Conclusion Notes Chronological List of Works Analyzed Selected Bibliography Discography, compiled by David Griffioen

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