Author: Roman Rolland, translated and edited by Chen Shi, Chen Yuan
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Features: This is the volume of the seven-volume "Beethoven" series by the author, following the "Beethoven" published in 1902. Roman Rolland, with his unique style that combines passion and reason, delves deeply into the young Beethoven around the age of 30 and his works at that time, including "Heroic," "Passionate," and the opera "Leonore." Berlioz is an outstanding representative of 19th-century Romantic music. Roman Rolland, with his distinctive writing style that blends passionate engagement with rational analysis, vividly portrays Berlioz's brilliant and innovative music, as well as his great and painful life.
Beethoven: From "Heroic" to "Passion" - The Musical "Genius" Berlioz
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