Daniel M. Grimley is Professor of Music at the University of Oxford and Douglas Algar tutorial fellow at Merton College. His books include Delius and the Sound of Place (2018).
"With a new spring in his step across already familiar ground,
Grimley reinvigorates the life-and-works format by vividly placing
Sibelius within the ever-shifting artistic and geopolitical
landscape of his time, and that of existing scholarship. Grimley’s
elegant fusion of 'audible' musicological detail and warm human
insight will enrich the academic and general reader alike."
*Hilary Finch, former music critic,Times (UK)*
"Grimley’s Jean Sibelius: Life, Music, Silence is a concise,
balanced, and reader-friendly volume that combines successful
biographical study with cultural-historical cross-section and
discussion about up-to-date topics in the literature, such as the
debate on Sibelius’s political orientation. Extending the
examination beyond the standard Sibelius repertoire, the author’s
perspective on the composer’s music is fresh and inventive."
*Timo Virtanen, lecturer at Sibelius Academy, University of the
Arts Helsinki, editor-in-chief of the Jean Sibelius Works*
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