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Schwarz on Schwarz

An American Icon Talks Music

Autor: Gerard Schawrz, Maxine Frost

Język:

Oprawa: Twarda

Wydawca: AMADEUS PRESS

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Celebrated American conductor Gerard Schwarz began his career in music as a trumpet prodigy who made...

Informacje o książce

Autor

Gerard Schawrz, Maxine Frost

Język

Angielski

Oprawa

Książka - Twarda

Data wydania

2015

strony

304

EAN

9781574674767

ISBN

1574674765

Enbook ID

09383829

Wydawca

AMADEUS PRESS

Waga

838

Wymiary

152 x 229 x 37

Pełny opis

Celebrated American conductor Gerard Schwarz began his career in music as a trumpet prodigy who made his first recordings as a teenager. Having played in the orchestras of Bernstein, Boulez, Stokowski, and Leinsdorf, he was hailed as "the new Bernstein" when he gave up his solo career at age 30 to turn his talents to conducting. Schwarz raised the Seattle Symphony from obscurity to top-tier status, mostly on the basis of a comprehensive series of groundbreaking recordings. His vast discography contains some of the most exciting performances of both established and new repertoire in existence. The maestro's high-octane lifestyle of conducting gigs, festival performances, teaching engagements, and television projects, as well as his commitment to raising awareness of the arts, have earned him the affection of audiences all over the world. Yet there's nothing precious or pretentious about him. As cellist Lynn Harrell says, "He's so American!" Schwarz's down-to-earth approach to the music he loves is part of what makes him distinctive among conductors. Schwarz on Schwarz: An American Icon Talks Music, told in the conductor's own deliciously bold, humorous, and bracingly honest style, offers an engrossing and rewarding experience for anyone interested in classical music, from aficionados to newcomers.