How to Listen to Music - Henry Edward Krehbiel

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"How to Listen to Music" by Henry Edward Krehbiel serves as a guide for those who appreciate music but may not have formal training. Aimed at the untaught lovers of the art, the book explores a variety of composers, musical styles, instruments, and venues, while also advising when to heed the opinions of critics. Its insights into the appreciation of music remain relevant today, as the quest for understanding and enjoying art transcends time and skill levels. Krehbiel's work encourages listeners to cultivate their musical tastes and deepen their connection to the art form, making it a timeless resource for anyone seeking to enhance their auditory experience.

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