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"Mendelssohn and Certain Masterworks" was written by Herbert F. Peyser and published in 1947. American musicologist known for his biography of composer Hector Berlioz.

Mendelssohn and Certain Masterworks

1947

Herbert F. Peyser

Mendelssohn and Certain Masterworks

Herbert F. Peyser

1947

Published in 1947, 'Mendelssohn and Certain Masterworks' by Herbert F. Peyser is a musical biography that explores the life and works of composer Felix Mendelssohn. The book delves into Mendelssohn's upbringing, his notable compositions such as the 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Overture, and the cultural challenges he faced as a Jewish composer in the 19th century. Peyser provides historical context and insight into Mendelssohn's character, aiming to rekindle appreciation for his contributions to classical music, which remain significant today.