PWM MUSIC ENCYCLOPEDIA VOLUME 9 S-SŁ

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of music with the ninth volume of the PWM Music Encyclopedia. This unique compendium of knowledge, covering entries on the letters S-Sł, is a real treat for music lovers, both professionals and amateurs. Discover a wealth of information about composers, performers, music theorists, librettists, poets, dancers, and jazz and entertainment musicians who have shaped the world of music over the centuries.

• Complete studies on the life and work of outstanding musicians
• Detailed information about composers, performers, and music theorists
• Rich source of knowledge for professionals and amateurs
• Original perspective on the history of music
• Hardcover for durability and elegance

The PWM Music Encyclopedia is the result of years of work by outstanding musicologists and music historians. Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, with its rich experience in publishing music literature, guarantees the highest quality and reliability of the information presented. It is an irreplaceable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of music and learn about the life and work of its most outstanding representatives.

In the ninth volume, you will find original and complete studies on the life and work of figures such as Bogusław Schaeffer, Robert Schumann, Franz Schubert, and Arnold Schönberg. Get to know their musical paths, discover inspirations, and learn how their work influenced the development of music. The Encyclopedia is not only a collection of facts but also a fascinating journey through the history of music, full of curiosities and inspiring stories.

The PWM Music Encyclopedia is the perfect gift for any music lover, musicology student, music teacher, and anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the world of sounds. It is an investment in knowledge that will bring joy and satisfaction for many years. Thanks to the hardcover and high-quality paper, the Encyclopedia will be an ornament to every library and a faithful companion in musical discoveries.