Beethoven's Century

Exploring a diverse array of topics within nineteenth-century music, this collection of essays delves into the works of influential composers such as Beethoven and Schubert, as well as the evolution of comic opera. It also examines the contributions of later figures like Scriabin and Janácek, offering insights into their impact on the musical landscape of the era. The author's expertise provides a rich context for understanding the significance of these composers and their works.