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Sergei Prokofiev Christina Guillaumier

Sergei Prokofiev By Christina Guillaumier

Sergei Prokofiev by Christina Guillaumier


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Summary

An absorbing, wide-ranging and incisive biography of celebrated composer Sergei Prokofiev.

Sergei Prokofiev Summary

Sergei Prokofiev by Christina Guillaumier

This absorbing, wide-ranging and incisive biography unfolds the life and work of the much-loved twentieth-century composer Sergei Prokofiev, revealing a surprisingly optimistic spirit amidst a tumultuous backdrop of geopolitical chaos and ever-shifting musical landscapes. The narrative weaves through Prokofiev's intricate existence, depicting a life coloured by pathos and intersecting with a myriad of characters. Christina Guillaumier breathes life into the people and landscapes that shaped Prokofiev's journey, capturing the unwavering passion of a musical genius whose love for his craft transcended all barriers. This new critical account is a vivid portrait of resilience, offering a fresh perspective on Prokofiev's indomitable spirit.

About Christina Guillaumier

Christina Guillaumier is a research fellow and reader in music and cultural practice at the Royal College of Music. Her books include The Operas of Sergei Prokofiev.

Table of Contents

A Note on Transliteration Introduction: Prokofiev and Russia 1 The Road to Petersburg 2 Coming of Age 3 Scythian on Tour: Early Travels and Beyond 4 Transitional Years 5 The Search for a New Freedom 6 Happiness and War 7 1948 and Its Consequences References Bibliography Discography Acknowledgements Photo Acknowledgements

Additional information

NGR9781789149517
9781789149517
1789149517
Sergei Prokofiev by Christina Guillaumier
New
Paperback
Reaktion Books
2024-09-16
224
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