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Book of the Month, Classic FM Magazine, October 2006
'I found myself completely enthralled by each thought-provoking
entry ... Wise, contentious and questioning'
entry ... Wise, contentious and questioning'
Book Review, BBC Music Magazine, October 2006
'Very readable ... A Musician's Alphabet deserves a readership way
beyong the usual niche market. Let's hope it gets it'
beyong the usual niche market. Let's hope it gets it'
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This would make a good gift book for a musician. It is a tactile book. Nice cover, red endpapers and a size that fits snuggly into your hand.
The content is pretty good too. My favourite entry was Job(not a proper)where she explains how despite being an accomplished classical musician noone seems to take her work very seriously. In Y for youngsters she talks about musicians who have worked hard since childhood experiencing some sort of burnout.
I suppose I didn't give the book five because sometimes I would like a little more variety, the entries do tend to blend into one another. Also it can read too much like a newspaper column.
The content is pretty good too. My favourite entry was Job(not a proper)where she explains how despite being an accomplished classical musician noone seems to take her work very seriously. In Y for youngsters she talks about musicians who have worked hard since childhood experiencing some sort of burnout.
I suppose I didn't give the book five because sometimes I would like a little more variety, the entries do tend to blend into one another. Also it can read too much like a newspaper column.
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