Entertaining musicology for adults. Zismman V.A.

This book is about how the musician’s brain works, about why his own voice sounds so disgusting in the recording, about what absolute hearing is, how a musical recording is arranged, what giant strata of information can be extracted from a simple program , which you bought before the concert, about what voice the Tchaikovsky and Tolstoy had, and this is not to say that the ancient Greek philosophers, who, seemed to be all on one face, will simply become for you just like relatives.

And by the way, I have not brought here all the arguments in favor of reading this book. Most of them are in it, in the book.

To write about the music and the complex structure of this world, you need to really love your job. Vladimir Zisman is of such people.

It doesn’t matter how close to music you are, just plunge into this universe of harmony of sounds and rhythm. Know the world of a professional from the inside and open for yourself a veil of the secrets of this multifaceted art.