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100 1  Bloom, Peter,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n85347324|eauthor. 
245 10 Berlioz in time:|bfrom early recognition to lasting renown
       /|cPeter Bloom. 
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264  1 Rochester, NY :|bUniversity of Rochester Press,|c2022. 
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490 1  Eastman studies in music,|x1071-9989 ;|v183 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Prologue : from early recognition to lasting renown -- 
       Berlioz in the year of the Symphonie fantastique -- 
       Berlioz and the translators : from Scott to Shakespeare --
       Berlioz and Liszt in the locker room -- Berlioz's 
       directorship of the Théâtre-Italien -- The local politics 
       of Berlioz's Symphonie militaire -- In the shadows of Les 
       Nuits d'été -- Berlioz, Delacroix, and La Mort d'Ophèlie -
       - Berlioz's "mission" to Germany : a revealing document 
       recovered -- Berlioz and Wagner : Épisodes de la vie des 
       artistes -- Imperialism and the ending of Les Troyens -- 
       Berlioz's "To be or not to be" -- Berlioz, Beatrice, and 
       Much ado about nothing -- Berlioz writing the life of 
       Berlioz -- Epilogue : Berlioz and the B's : Boschot, 
       Barzun, and beyond. 
520    "This book is a collection of thirteen essays culled from 
       the several books and hundreds of articles I have 
       published and lectures I have given over the years (nearly
       fifty of them) on the life and work of Hector Berlioz. 
       Organized in a chronological order determined by the 
       essential subject matter of each essay, the book treats in
       detail some of composer's individual works (the Symphonie 
       fantastique, the Symphonie funèbre et triomphale, Les 
       Nuits d'été, La Mort d'Ophèlie, Les Troyens, Béatrice et 
       Bénédict), some of the composer's relationships with his 
       most famous contemporaries (Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner), 
       some of the composer's most important concerns (his quest 
       for an administrative position; his travels abroad; his 
       fascination with English literature), the composer's most 
       important book (Les Mèmoires d'Hector Berlioz), and some 
       of his most important critics (from shortly after his 
       death, from the twentieth century, and from the early part
       of the present century). In a brief Prelude, I explain the
       origins of the book, aspects of my career as a Berliozian,
       the main theme of much of my research ("politics," loosely
       defined), and some of the particular concerns to be 
       treated in the texts that follow. In a brief Postlude, I 
       treat the work of Berlioz's important critics based in 
       part on an article of mine that appeared only in French; 
       and I conclude with a note on the current state of Berlioz
       studies and some thoughts on the needs for the immediate 
       future. Although this is essentially a collection of 
       previously published material, it is my intention 
       seriously to revise it in such a way as to avoid needless 
       repetition over the course of the thirteen chapters, to 
       bring up to date not every last detail but certain crucial
       matters, and to correct a number of errors and oversights.
       The material previously published in French and German 
       will, in English, be entirely new"--|cProvided by 
       publisher. 
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650  7 Composers.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/871620 
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830  0 Eastman studies in music ;|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities
       /names/n93090808|vv. 183. 
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