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Heads up, lovers of all things Schumann! Ruskin King Cooper explores the life and piano music of Ludwig Schuncke in an impeccably researched and engagingly written new book, ROBERT SCHUMANN'S CLOSEST "JUGENDFREUND:" LUDWIG SCHUNCKE (1810-1834) AND HIS PIANO MUSIC. Robert Schumann dedicated his colossal "Toccata," op. 7 to Schuncke; likewise, the "Neue Zeitschrift fur Musik" endures as an eloquent testimony to the lively artistic and emotional camaraderie that existed between Schumann and Schuncke. Oddly, scholarly appraisals of Ludwig Schuncke's musical contributions have been largely absent; Cooper's study sets a high standard for subsequent research pertaining to this notable Davidite.
The book, in German/English, comprises a biography of Schuncke and a discussion of selected piano works (many of them gems); appendices include a list of works, discography, pertinent correspondence, and contemporary reviews. The text also incorporates ample illustrations and musical examples. An earlier version of Cooper's research on Schuncke was awarded The Outstanding Dissertation Award from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1995. Cooper presently teaches at Salem College and Davidson College in North Carolina.

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The book introduces you in detail to Michael (Mickey) Schwerener and all the details leading up to his murder. This detail will help you understand exactly why and how these murders took place.
This latest edition includes updates by the author to compare his early speculation against the results of the trial.

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The meditations on the first six words of the "Our Father" alone constitute sufficient reason for purchasing this volume. We find here a faith that makes no compromises, but which calls us to communion with the God who is Transcendence and Immanence.
One of the more striking observations in the book comes by way of St John Climacus, the notion that even profane melodies can "bear us up to inner joy, divine love and blessed tears."
A book to read and to re-read.