In this fascinating review of the New York musical season, Henry Edward Krehbiel provides a detailed analysis of the most important musical events of 1888-1889. From the premieres of new operas and symphonies to the performances of established masters like Beethoven and Mozart, Krehbiel offers a compelling and informative overview of this vibrant and exciting musical era. Whether you are a music lover or simply interested in the history of American culture, this book is a must-read.

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