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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Cuthbert girdlestone has achieved something that few author's can claim: he has written two (currently) definitive books, this one on mozart's luminous piano concertos and an excellent biography of the great french composer/musical theoretician jean-philippe rameau, even though both books are quite old and are theoretically out-of-date.
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Given the renaissance in early music performance that has occurred over the last half-century, many of the ideas that girdlestone espouses in the book can legitimately be described as extremely dated.
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This most frequently manifests itself in the generally romantic cast with which he views both mozart the composer and his piano concertos, as well as a pronounced tendency to engage in poetic descriptions of mozart's music that recall an earlier era in music commentary.
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This is hardly surprising when you consider that the french version of this book was originally published in 1939.
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That was a time in which few of the mozart piano concertos were played or recorded, with only no.
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Girdlestone analyzes each concerto from no.
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