Musical antidepressants

The new book of the famous lecturer, musician, enlightener Mikhail Kazinik is aimed at combating the stereotype that listening to classical music is difficult and boring if you do not have a special education. It convincingly proves the opposite: music acts on a person as a strongest antidepressant.
She is able to make you dream, laugh, think. Instead of a boring and dry listing of facts, a real concert unfolds before the reader: the author tells many incredible stories from the life of composers, draws attention to curious facts, in a slight form helps to understand the features of the structure and musical language of famous works, and also deduces the fifth formula. Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Glinka, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, Rachmaninov: Kazinic addresses different styles and eras, revealing not only the fate of essays, but also the features of the time in which they were created.
The author gives the keys to understanding the work of outstanding composers and introduces readers to each of them as with his good friend.
The book contains QR codes that allow you to listen to fragments of the works that are discussed