Auber, biographie critique

Auber, biographie critique by Charles Théodore Malherbe offers a detailed look into the life and works of Daniel-François-Esprit Auber, a prominent French composer known for his contributions to the opéra comique genre. This critical biography, originally published in 1911, explores Auber's musical development, his significant operas, and his influence on the 19th-century French music scene. Malherbe's work provides valuable insights into Auber's creative process and the historical context in which he composed, making it an essential resource for music scholars and enthusiasts interested in French opera and the life of one of its key figures.
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