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The lady from Arezzo: my musical life and other matters

✍ Scribed by Brendel, Alfred

Book ID
100559338
Publisher
Faber & Faber
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Weight
685 KB
Edition
Main
Category
Fiction
City
London
ISBN
0571353738

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✦ Synopsis

The title of this collection of essays refers to a tailor's mannequin that Alfred Brendel spotted in a shop window in Arezzo, a small Tuscan town. Who is this strange lady? What is she looking at? And why is she carrying an egg on her head? The mannequin now graces a room in the attic of Brendel's house in Hampstead. Her features convey great artistic seriousness in combination with absurd comedy: the epitome of his own musical and literary preferences. And so, in his delightful new collection, great masters of nonsense meet great masters of music.
All Identifiers : isbn:9780571353736
Number of Words in Auth: 2
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Number of Formats : 1
Has Cover : Yes
Single Author : Alfred Brendel
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Sorted Author by LN, FN: Brendel, Alfred
Title Length : 020
Title Parm D : The Lady from Arezzo
Title Parm F : The Lady from Arezzo
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Record ID : 20834
Uncomma Author : Alfred Brendel
Num of Aut : 1

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Joseph P. Remington**The editor has received permission to print this letter from Prof. John Uri Lloyd, a life-long friend of the deceased. The references to the latter’s life and character have prompted this action. Owing to the nearness of publication day, other matter relating to Professor Remington will be deferred for the February number.
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NO. 1 JOSEPH P. REMINGTON.\* I have been informed that Professor Remington is very low, and that possibly we may never have the opportunity of another visit together. One may be excused, in a case like this, for addressing a mutual friend, even though the subjec be painful to both, and thus I take t