Song Sa-bi's Classical Music Night
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Book Introduction
An easy and fun classical music night story told by music entertainer Song Sa-bi. The father of music is Bach, but not Handel? Want to know who the golden spoon, or rather, the diamond spoon, of the music world is? Who are the true royal pianists we never knew about?! This book contains the fascinating stories of famous music and the lives of composers we only knew by name. Beautiful music born from the fiery love and romantic moments of genius composers unfolds like a novel. Rather than focusing on provocative episodes, this book serves as a guide to properly appreciating the lives of composers and the music they left behind. From classical music to contemporary music, the easy and accurate explanations provided by a music student specializing in composition will provide you with the pleasure of taking a big step closer to classical music. If you flip through the pages without any burden, you will find yourself deeply immersed in the charm of classics. Song Sa-bi's classical music night stories are organized according to musical chronology, allowing you to appreciate them according to the flow of music history. You can also enjoy reading them in a variety of ways by utilizing your own keywords provided by the author. |
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index
prelude
How to Read a Book More Enjoyably / How to Listen to Recommended Songs / Prelude
1st movement Baroque period
01.
Most of the songs that are played in public places are my songs [Vivaldi]
02.
The Father of Musicians Revealed to Be a True Dadung Father [Bach]
03.
I am not, in fact, the mother of music [Handel]
♬ Castration for Singing? The Inconvenient Truth About Castrati
2nd movement, classical period
04.
Haydn, the classical era's brainchild and a true mentor who nurtured countless musicians.
05.
The world's most famous classical composer [Mozart]
06.
Even if you're deaf, it doesn't matter: Beethoven, the "ultimate king" of the classical era.
♬ The secret behind the long and complicated-looking classical song titles
3rd movement Romantic period
07.
You might get a stomachache while reading this.
The Greatest Spoonful in Music History [Mendelssohn]
08.
Schubert, the king of love songs who wrote countless love songs but was not loved
09.
Chopin, the poet of the piano who loved Poland so much
10.
The best pianist is still this guy, a handsome man who has a lot of female fans [List]
11.
The most famous love triangle in music history [Schumann and Clara]
12.
He loved his teacher's wife! The man called Beethoven's reincarnation [Brahms]
13.
What is the relationship between Hitler and the Romantic era's comprehensive artist, Wagner?
♬ When exactly should I applaud during a performance?
4th movement: Impressionist period
14.
The Greatest Womanizer in Music History! Becoming a Leader of Impressionism [Debussy]
15.
I married music.
Free Artist [Label]
Encore by the Russian Composer Trio
16.
I wrote almost all the famous ballet pieces [Tchaikovsky]
17.
Not a human hand [Rachmaninoff]
18.
Stravinsky, the master of 20th-century ballet who ran away during a performance
♬ Plot of Tchaikovsky's 3 Major Ballets
♬ Plot of Stravinsky's three major ballets
How to Read a Book More Enjoyably / How to Listen to Recommended Songs / Prelude
1st movement Baroque period
01.
Most of the songs that are played in public places are my songs [Vivaldi]
02.
The Father of Musicians Revealed to Be a True Dadung Father [Bach]
03.
I am not, in fact, the mother of music [Handel]
♬ Castration for Singing? The Inconvenient Truth About Castrati
2nd movement, classical period
04.
Haydn, the classical era's brainchild and a true mentor who nurtured countless musicians.
05.
The world's most famous classical composer [Mozart]
06.
Even if you're deaf, it doesn't matter: Beethoven, the "ultimate king" of the classical era.
♬ The secret behind the long and complicated-looking classical song titles
3rd movement Romantic period
07.
You might get a stomachache while reading this.
The Greatest Spoonful in Music History [Mendelssohn]
08.
Schubert, the king of love songs who wrote countless love songs but was not loved
09.
Chopin, the poet of the piano who loved Poland so much
10.
The best pianist is still this guy, a handsome man who has a lot of female fans [List]
11.
The most famous love triangle in music history [Schumann and Clara]
12.
He loved his teacher's wife! The man called Beethoven's reincarnation [Brahms]
13.
What is the relationship between Hitler and the Romantic era's comprehensive artist, Wagner?
♬ When exactly should I applaud during a performance?
4th movement: Impressionist period
14.
The Greatest Womanizer in Music History! Becoming a Leader of Impressionism [Debussy]
15.
I married music.
Free Artist [Label]
Encore by the Russian Composer Trio
16.
I wrote almost all the famous ballet pieces [Tchaikovsky]
17.
Not a human hand [Rachmaninoff]
18.
Stravinsky, the master of 20th-century ballet who ran away during a performance
♬ Plot of Tchaikovsky's 3 Major Ballets
♬ Plot of Stravinsky's three major ballets
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Into the book
'Why did this person write this song?'
'Why did this person make this decision?'
'Why didn't this person succeed while he was alive?'
This book starts with the question, 'Why?'
To find answers to these questions, we looked into the beginnings and endings of eighteen composers.
After closing the book, I hope you will feel a little closer to them, filled with people, love, and music.
Maybe by the end of this story you will love them too.
Or maybe you've discovered a new favorite classic song.
'Why did this person make this decision?'
'Why didn't this person succeed while he was alive?'
This book starts with the question, 'Why?'
To find answers to these questions, we looked into the beginnings and endings of eighteen composers.
After closing the book, I hope you will feel a little closer to them, filled with people, love, and music.
Maybe by the end of this story you will love them too.
Or maybe you've discovered a new favorite classic song.
--- From the text
Publisher's Review
"Song Sa-bi's Classical Music Tales" is a book that breaks the stereotype that classical music is boring and uninteresting and allows anyone to enjoy classical music.
The witty and honest personality of writer Song Sa-bi, who is active as a music creator, is also captured in the book.
In particular, the selection of songs and commentary on the songs by the author who majored in composition make the book even more useful.
A playlist of recommended songs by composer is provided via QR code, so you can read the book while listening to music.
The content ranges from easy to expert, making it easy for a wide range of readers to read.
The witty and honest personality of writer Song Sa-bi, who is active as a music creator, is also captured in the book.
In particular, the selection of songs and commentary on the songs by the author who majored in composition make the book even more useful.
A playlist of recommended songs by composer is provided via QR code, so you can read the book while listening to music.
The content ranges from easy to expert, making it easy for a wide range of readers to read.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: January 14, 2021
- Page count, weight, size: 376 pages | 662g | 150*220*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791189598129
- ISBN10: 1189598124
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