Delve into the life and artistry of Charles Gounod, the renowned French composer, through his "Autobiographical Reminiscences." This unique volume offers a personal glimpse into Gounod's world, combining his reflections on music history and his formative experiences at the Accademia di Francia in Rome.

More than just an autobiography, this collection features intimate family letters, providing invaluable insights into Gounod's relationships and the influences that shaped his musical genius. Explore his thoughts on musical composition, the cultural landscape of his time, and the personal events that defined his career.

A fascinating read for anyone interested in music history, French composers, or biographical accounts of influential figures. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the enduring appeal of Gounod's own words, offering a direct connection to the composer's life and legacy.

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