This book's twenty-four essays offer the latest insights into this Czech composer by experts worldwide, including many Czechs who have never before published in English. They present new viewpoints reflecting the changed political climate in Eastern Europe; and emphasize Dvor�k's significance not only as a Czech nationalist, but as a composer whose message is universally understood.
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`a wealth of interesting information and many fascinating insights' BBC Music Magazine
`Rethinking Dvorak is less a book for the general reader wanting the usual life and times than a series of in-depth studies for those who already have one of the standard monographs. Those who invest in it will find a wealth of interesting information and many fascinating insights.' BBC Music
`Rethinking Dvorak is less a book for the general reader wanting the usual life and times than a series of in-depth studies for those who already have one of the standard monographs. Those who invest in it will find a wealth of interesting information and many fascinating insights.' BBC Music
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David R. Beveridge is at University of New Orleans.
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