For Every Music Lover


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For Every Music Lover is a collection of insightful essays that delve into the rich tapestry of music and its appreciation. Authored by Aubertine Woodward Moore, this work invites readers to explore various facets of music, from the intricacies of violin and symphony to the fundamentals of music education and the origins of sound itself.

Each essay serves as a thoughtful reflection on the art of music, making it accessible to both seasoned enthusiasts and those new to the world of melodies. Moore's engaging prose encourages listeners to deepen their understanding and appreciation of music, highlighting its significance in culture and personal expression.

Whether you are a musician, a student of the arts, or simply someone who enjoys the beauty of music, this collection offers a diverse range of topics that resonate with every music lover. Discover the connections between music and life, and let these essays inspire your own musical journey.

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00 - Preface 3:18 Read by Patrick Wells
01 - The Origin and Function of Music 25:37 Read by Edmund Bloxam
02 - Blunders in Music Study 19:13 Read by Edmund Bloxam
03 - The Musical Education That Educates 12:15 Read by AmyWack
04 - How to Interpret Music 19:39 Read by Pamela Krantz
05 - How to Listen to Music 19:08 Read by Pamela Krantz
06 - The Piano and Piano Players 38:07 Read by dasbury
07 - The Poetry and Leadership of Chopin 19:25 Read by dasbury
08 - Violins and Violinists—Fact and Fable 39:36 Read by Anna Simon
09 - Queens of Song 33:38 Read by debolee
10 - The Opera and Its Reformers 23:49 Read by debolee
11 - Certain Famous Oratorios 16:18 Read by Charlotte Duckett
12 - Symphony and Symphonic Poem 15:56 Read by Kristel Tretter