"The Mendelssohn Companion" represents a collection of advanced
scholarly research in Mendelssohn studies that examines the
composer's life and music. In recent decades, studies of his music
manuscripts have discovered much previously overlooked work, and a
reconsideration of his biography has permitted a more realistic
portrayal of Mendelssohn. The first three chapters of this volume
place the composer in his intellectual context and discuss his
family and social circle and his professional activities. Later
chapters examine the major areas of his compositional work,
providing new analytical observations, contextual perspectives, and
interpretations. Historical views and documents are included with
each chapter and are all newly translated.
The new material in this fully documented study will appeal to
scholars, students, and music enthusiasts alike. An updated
bibliographic list of Mendelssohn's works, which identifies the
autograph manuscripts and the most important published editions
will be of special interest.
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