Erik Satie, Del Chat Noir A Dada

Colective: 1996, hardcover, 342 pages, illustrated. The book follows Erik Satie’s trajectory from his bohemian nights playing piano in Montmartre’s cabaret Le Chat Noir, where he forged his spare, ironic style, to his later embrace of the radical, multidisciplinary ethos that fed into Dada. It shows how Satie’s eccentric persona, collaborations with avant-garde artists and ballet makers, and preference for wit over romantic grandiosity made him a bridge between fin-de-siècle cabaret culture and the subversive interwar art movements that reshaped modern music and performance. ISBN 9788448212872 In very good condition. Spanish language