Edward Macdowell 1861-1908

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"Edward MacDowell (1861–1908) by Chase Emerson" is a biographical work that explores the life and contributions of Edward MacDowell, a prominent American composer and pianist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. MacDowell was a key figure in American classical music, known for his Romantic style compositions, which included piano concertos, sonatas, and suites, as well as songs and orchestral works. His most famous pieces include "Woodland Sketches," "Sea Pieces," and "New England Idylls," which reflect his deep appreciation for the natural world and American landscapes.

Chase Emerson's study of MacDowell provides insight into the composer's artistic development, his influence on American music, and his legacy as one of the first American composers to gain international recognition. The book delves into MacDowell's early years, his studies in Europe, and his subsequent return to the United States, where he became a respected educator and advocate for the arts. Emerson's work also examines MacDowell's personal life, including his marriage to Marian MacDowell, who played a significant role in preserving his legacy after his death.

The biography is an important resource for understanding the context of MacDowell's work and his impact on the American music scene. It contributes to the scholarship on American composers and serves as a testament to MacDowell's enduring influence on the cultural landscape. Through Emerson's detailed account, readers gain a comprehensive view of Edward MacDowell's achievements and the challenges he faced as an artist in a rapidly changing world.

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