"Old Scores and New Readings: Discussions on Music & Certain Musicians" by John F. Runciman offers a fascinating exploration of opera and its key figures. A collection of insightful essays, this volume delves into the history and criticism of classical music, providing readers with a unique perspective on composers and their works.
Runciman's writing brings a fresh and engaging approach to musical analysis. Perfect for anyone interested in the world of opera, "Old Scores and New Readings" provides a wealth of information and thoughtful commentary. Whether you're a seasoned music historian or a newcomer to classical music, you'll find this book to be a rewarding and enlightening experience. This meticulously prepared print republication ensures that Runciman's valuable insights continue to resonate with audiences today.
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