The Art Ballad, Loewe And Schubert

Explore the intricate world of the German art ballad through the lens of two masters: Carl Loewe and Franz Schubert. In "The Art Ballad, Loewe And Schubert", Albert Bernhard Bach delves into the unique contributions of these composers to the genre, providing detailed musical illustrations that bring their innovations to life. This volume offers a fascinating study of their distinct approaches to storytelling through song, showcasing how each composer shaped the art ballad into a powerful form of musical expression. Discover the nuances of their compositions and gain a deeper appreciation for the enduring legacy of Loewe and Schubert in the realm of classical music.

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