Sobre o Autor

Henry T. Finck was an American music critic and author, known for his significant contributions to music literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was particularly influential in the realm of opera and classical music, writing extensively about composers such as Massenet and Chopin. His publications, including 'Massenet and his Operas' and 'Richard Strauss: The Man and his Works,' helped to illuminate the lives and careers of these composers, making their music more accessible to the public.

Finck was a prominent figure in the New York musical scene and was known for his insightful critiques and engaging prose. His work not only reflected his deep appreciation for music but also his desire to educate and inform a broader audience about the intricacies of musical artistry. His writings continue to be a valuable resource for those interested in the evolution of classical music and its key figures.

Nacionalidade Americano
Data de Nascimento September 30, 1854
Local de Nascimento New York, New York, USA
Data de Falecimento November 1, 1926