by Josep Clotet · Edicions de la Universitat de Lleida · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9788491444183
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This work explores the culture, art, and music in Lleida at the beginning of the 20th century, analyzing the profound transformations caused by the Civil War. Through the memories of musician Ramon Bellmunt and the accounts of contemporary figures such as Enric Granados or Màrius Torres, the book recovers from oblivion the modest musicians who, marked by the conflict, found in their art a form of resilience and dignity. The text also highlights the fundamental role of women in conquering stages and conservatories, as well as the generational transition between classical orchestras and new musical ensembles. It is a valuable testimony about artistic life in a turbulent period, where professional and personal profiles blurred in the face of the reality of the conflict.
