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portada Correspondencia (1931-1935) (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Category
Música
Year
2022
Language
Spanish
Pages
155
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788418370953
Edited in
España
Edition No.
1

Correspondencia (1931-1935) (in Spanish)

Richard Strauss (Author) · Stefan Zweig (Author) · Acantilado · Paperback

Correspondencia (1931-1935) (in Spanish) - Stefan Zweig

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Synopsis "Correspondencia (1931-1935) (in Spanish)"

Richard Strauss creyó enfrentarse al fin de su carrera como compositor operístico tras la muerte en 1929 de Hugo von Hofmannsthal, su libretista durante años. Pero, en octubre de 1931, gracias a la intervención de un amigo común, Stefan Zweig se ofreció a escribir el libreto de su siguiente ópera, y pronto ambos se vieron inmersos en una fértil colaboración artística de la que resultaría La mujer silenciosa, estrenada en Dresde en 1935. Este libro recoge sus cuatro años de relación desde la primera carta, formal y respetuosa, de Zweig al compositor, hasta la última de Strauss en diciembre de 1935, interceptada por la Gestapo, en la que, pese a la presión de las autoridades nazis, se negaba a dejar de trabajar con el escritor judío.
Stefan Zweig
  (Author)
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(Vienna, 1881 – Petrópolis, Brazil, 1942) a very popular writer, both as an essayist and biographer as well as a novelist, he was one of the most versatile writers of the first half of the 20th century. His narrative ability, skill, and delicacy in describing feelings and the elegance of his style make him a fascinating storyteller. He was associated with the great authors of his time: Rilke, Joseph Roth, Thomas Mann, H.G. Wells, Tagore, among others. After several decades in which his works were inexplicably ignored, Zweig has been rediscovered and currently enjoys the prestige and popularity that literary justice demanded.
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