George Frederick Bristow
- Author: Preston, Katherine K.
Preston does a wonderful job bringing to light this early composer of American music and describing the musical culture of the time. . . . Recommended —
Book
$36.50Out of stock at the UK distributor
Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 "The Life of a Musician: Troubles & Trials & Emergence as a Composer
- Interlude A Pedagogy I: Private Teaching
- Chapter 2 Fry and Willis: Bristow Becomes an Americanist
- Chapter 3 The 1850s: During Which Young Apollo Becomes a Jack-of-All-Trades and a Renowned Musician
- Interlude B Sacred Music: Church Music Director and Sacred Composer
- Chapter 4 The 1860s: Personal and National Agony and Triumph
- Interlude C Pedagogy II: Teaching in Schools
- Chapter 5 The 1870s: "A Manly and Patriotic" Composer of "Native Independence and Originality"
- Interlude D George Bristow as Businessman and Musical Authority
- Chapter 6 The Stalwart Educator and Composer
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Discography
- Works Cited
- Index