"Schubert and His Work" by Herbert F. Peyser is a window into the world of Franz Schubert, inviting readers to know the man behind some of history's most beautiful music. Peyser's biography journeys through the composer's life, from his first musical experiences to the recognition of his lasting creative achievements. Readers are invited to learn of the story of a genius, plagued by poverty and health issues, creating masterpieces such as "Der Erlkönig" and the "Unfinished Symphony". Peyser shines a light on Schubert's relationships and struggles, painting a picture of the man with details, analysis, and stories, and showing how circumstance, while often challenging, did not stop the musician from crafting a legacy that inspires many.
Schubert and His Work
By Herbert F. (Herbert Francis) Peyser
Discover how a musical genius overcame poverty and illness to create timeless compositions.
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