Dizionario E Bibliografia Della Musica, Volumes 1-2
by Peter Lichtenthal is a comprehensive resource for music scholars and enthusiasts. This exhaustive dictionary and bibliography provides detailed entries on musical terms, composers, and historical periods. Originally written in Italian, this work offers invaluable insights into the world of music, making it an essential addition to any music library. The meticulous research and detailed entries reflect Lichtenthal's dedication to preserving and disseminating musical knowledge. This edition ensures that Lichtenthal's seminal work remains accessible to a modern audience, continuing its legacy as a cornerstone of musicological study.
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