Lives & Memoirs
A Croatian composer
W. H. Hadow · narrated by Moss
2026
1h 41m
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W. H. Hadow's provocative essay arguing that Joseph Haydn, the father of the symphony, drew deeply on Croatian folk music for his melodies. He hunts the peasant tunes behind the master's art. A fascinating musicological detective story about the roots of the classical sound.
Inside this audiobook
7 chapters
- 1PREFACE.4m
- 2Chapter 345m
- 3Chapter 427m
- 4APPENDIX E.5m
- 5APPENDIX G.4m
- 6Chapter 84m
- 7Chapter 1012m
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