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Karol Szymanowski : his life and works / Teresa Chylińska ; translated by John Glowacki.

Author/creator Chylińska, Teresa
Other author/creatorGlowacki, John M. (John Michael), 1916- translator.
Format Book and Print
Publication InfoLos Angeles : University of Southern California, School of Music, 1993.
Description355 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, music, portraits ; 23 cm.
Subject(s)
Uniform titleKarol Szynamowski. English
Cover title Szymanowski
Series Polish music history series, 0741-9945 ; 5
Polish music history series ; 5. ^A373016
Contents Preface / Wanda Wilk -- Instead of an introduction -- Heritage -- Youth -- "Young Poland in music": in the orbit of German music influences -- Symphony no. 2, Piano sonata no. 2. Sonata for piano in A major, op. 21 ; Success -- Hagith -- Year 1914: the end and the beginning -- History -- New paths -- The works of a master. The years 1914-1915: violin and piano music ; The years 1916-1917: orchestral music -- Elisavetgrad. 1918: far away from music ; 1919: Farewell to the past -- Landscape after the war -- Reconnaissance. Warsaw-New York ; Lechitic is essentially "A turning point" ; Warsaw-Paris -- Among his own. The first encounters ; Housing ; New compositions -- King Roger. Libretto ; The music -- National music. Mazurkas ; The most outstanding Polish composer -- Stabat Mater -- The director of the conservatory in Warsaw. Only three new compositions ; Davos -- Rector of the music academy. 1930: a happy year -- Between "Atma" and the "Bristol" -- Harnasie. Libretto ; The music -- The last harvests. Symphony no. 4 ; Violin concerto no. 2 ; Litany to the Virgin Mary -- The last struggles -- The ending.
General noteTranslated from Polish.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 320-335), discography (pages 299-319), and index.
LCCN 93030221
ISBN0916545008

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