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Häftad, Engelska, 1971
351 kr
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The authenticity of George Selcamm's novel derives from his own experience. A native New Yorker, he prepared for a musical career and is a professional musician as well as an indefatigable concert-goer. With many of his friends also active in the music world, Mr. Selcamm has had unique opportunity to observe the careers of different people and to synthesize their experiences in this novel. The characters are all fictional, but anyone who aspires to a musical career or has made a place for himself will recognize the verisimilitude of Fifty-seventh Street.Mr. Selcamm's previous novel, also about musicians, was The Night is for Music.
Häftad, Engelska, 1964
312 kr
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"In a town (supposedly Provincetown) on the Cape, a group of people of musical interests arrive for a little summer activity -- partly out of habit and partly in hope of confronting some circumstance that will alter their lives. Lisa Towers, a singer, is returning for her seventh summer of cabaret mediocrity and romantic disappointment. Henry Martenson, an aging homosexual composer, is to teach summer school and perhaps locate some new love interests. Otto Sonnenfeld is refugee conductor attempting to revive a slumping career and a leftover life. Alfred Weinstock is a promising young composer whose work is to be performed by onnenfeld." -Kirkus Review