"Glinka: Masters of Russian Music" offers a detailed exploration of the life and work of Mikhail Glinka, a pivotal figure in the development of Russian classical music. This biography, penned by M. Montage Nathan, delves into Glinka's formative years, his musical influences, and the creation of his most celebrated operas and compositions.
The book illuminates Glinka's role in shaping a distinctly Russian musical identity, separate from Western European traditions. Readers will gain insights into the cultural and historical context that influenced Glinka's work, understanding his enduring legacy as the 'father of Russian classical music'.
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