Stephen Walsh's magisterial, engagingly written two-volume
"Stravinsky" is the most detailed and extensive work available on
the life of the man widely regarded as the greatest composer of the
twentieth century. This second volume takes up the composer's story
in 1934, in a Europe growing ever more chaotic in the lead-up to
World War II. Walsh follows Stravinsky's emigration to the United
States, where he courted Hollywood, associated with writers and
artists including Aldous Huxley, W.H. Auden, and George Balanchine,
began a career as a conductor and recording artist, and composed a
string of masterpieces that changed the course of twentieth-century
music. "Stravinsky: The Second Exile" takes full account of
Russian-language sources, including much correspondence, made
available since the composer's death and since the fall of the
Soviet Union, and is the first work to thoroughly assess the
authenticity of many of the writings published under Stravinsky's
name.
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