Who's Afraid of Opera?: A Highly Opinionated, Informative, and Entertaining Guide to Appreciating Opera

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In 'Who's Afraid of Classical Music,' author Michael Walsh demystifies the world of classical music for the everyday reader. The book serves as a guide for those who may feel intimidated by the genre, breaking down barriers of understanding and appreciation. Walsh provides historical context, anecdotes, and clear explanations of different musical periods, styles, and composers. He also offers insights into the structure and elements of classical pieces, helping readers to listen to and enjoy classical music more deeply. The book is an invitation to explore and enjoy the richness of classical music without fear or preconceived notions.

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