Name: Letters for the Ages the Great Musicians (en Inglés)
SKU: 64599409
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Author: Drake James,Smyth Edward
ISBN: 9781399419468

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Letters for the Ages the Great Musicians (en Inglés)

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Bloomsbury Publishing

Autor

Drake James,Smyth Edward

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Inglés

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781399419468

Letters for the Ages the Great Musicians (en Inglés)

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A collection of letters written through the ages from musicians of all genres, from Mozart to Elton John. For tens of thousands of years, across various civilisations, our species has been creating music. But what is behind the human fascination with music? This new volume in the Letters for the Ages series explores that question through the personal correspondence of history's most brilliant musical talent, ranging from Hildegaard of Bingen to Amy Winehouse. Spanning from the 12th to the 21st centuries, the letters assembled in this collection combine to delve into musicians' personal relationship with music and the creative process behind their greatest works of art. Witness your musical idols, warm-hearted and compassionate, arrogant and angry, insecure and egocentric, defeated and morose. The letters give a rare insight into the innermost thoughts of these great musicians who have created some of the most recognisable and beautiful music ever heard. But despite the mass of talent within these pages, these letters also provide the realisation that even the most extraordinary music has been created by normal people with everyday worries and preoccupations.