Naive Art and its Reflection in Swedish Music

"Naive Art and its Reflection in Swedish Music" is a scholarly book that explores the connection between naive art and the music of Swedish composers from the early 20th century. It highlights the often-overlooked relationship between visual art movements and musical trends, particularly in the context of naive art, which was shaped by artists like Henri Rousseau. The author, Adam Corzatt, analyzes how the simplicity and childlike representations of the world in naive art are reflected in the compositions of Hugo Alfvén and Wilhelm Stenhammar, both in France and Sweden. This book offers a detailed examination of the musical works that embody the concepts of naive art and opens new perspectives on the interactions between art and music during this period.