Music

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"Music" is a novel by George Louis Palmella Busson du Maurier, a French-born British author and cartoonist best known for his novel "Trilby" featuring the character Svengali. "Music" was published posthumously in 1896, a year after Du Maurier's death. The novel explores the life and experiences of the protagonist, a musician, and reflects Du Maurier's interest in art and culture, themes that are prevalent in his other works.

George du Maurier was born in Paris in 1834 and moved to England in his early twenties. He initially pursued a career as an artist and illustrator, contributing to magazines such as "Punch." His literary career began later in his life, and he achieved significant success with his second novel, "Trilby," in 1894. "Music" was one of his later works and continued his exploration of the bohemian and artistic worlds he was familiar with.

The novel "Music" is less well-known than "Trilby" and has not been as widely discussed or analyzed in literary circles. However, it provides insight into Du Maurier's views on the role of music in society and the life of an artist. The narrative delves into the complexities of the creative process, the struggles of a musician to balance artistic integrity with commercial success, and the influence of music on human emotions and relationships.

As with Du Maurier's other works, "Music" is reflective of the author's background and interests. His keen observations of the social and artistic milieu of his time are evident in the novel's detailed descriptions and character development. While "Music" may not have achieved the same level of fame as "Trilby," it remains a part of Du Maurier's literary legacy and offers readers a glimpse into the late Victorian cultural landscape through the lens of a musician's life.

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