Debussy: Man and Artist

Debussy: Man and Artist by Oscar Thompson provides a biographical and critical exploration of Claude Debussy, tracing his life and analyzing his compositions. Thompson examines Debussy in relation to the symbolist literary context and musical innovation, offering penetrating analysis of minor and major works alike. As one contemporary review observes, Thompson “paints an intimate picture” of the composer’s idiosyncratic lifestyle and aesthetic revolution, blending narrative and critique for readers of biography and music alike. 

AUTHOR: Oscar Thompson 
PUBLISHER: Dover Publications 
FORMAT: Paperback 
PAGES: 393 
RETAIL PRICE: $14.95 
CONDITION: Used-Good. Some shelf wear, creasing at corners and discoloration due to age. Marked as "Discarded Library Book" on inside first page. No pencil/pen markings.