Talking Music
Conversations with New Zealand Musicians
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2001
Auckland University Press
978-1-86940-228-0 (ISBN)
Auckland University Press
978-1-86940-228-0 (ISBN)
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In this work Sarah Shieff talks informally with a wide range of gifted composers and performers who have all made music their lives. Together, their recollections form a significant documentary history of New Zealand classical music since the 1940s.
Fourteen musicians tell their stories about how they became who they are, the commitment required, the struggles, failures and successes, and the fierce ambition which has driven them. The interviews criss-cross with one another. They may be national stories but they are also international stories. They may be about musicians but they are also about artists, writers, sculptors, theatre practitioners and the intersections our art-forms have with one another. In the telling of their stories, through Sarah Shieff's interviews, all these working musicians invoke the much greater hinterland of culture-making and history-making in our country.
Fourteen musicians tell their stories about how they became who they are, the commitment required, the struggles, failures and successes, and the fierce ambition which has driven them. The interviews criss-cross with one another. They may be national stories but they are also international stories. They may be about musicians but they are also about artists, writers, sculptors, theatre practitioners and the intersections our art-forms have with one another. In the telling of their stories, through Sarah Shieff's interviews, all these working musicians invoke the much greater hinterland of culture-making and history-making in our country.
Sarah Shieff teaches English and New Zealand Studies at the University of Waikato. She worked for a number of years as a professional clarinetist, has done extensive research on both music and literature in New Zealand, and is a registered and practising teacher of clarinet.
Jack Body (composer); Edwin Carr (composer); Carmel Carroll (mezzo); William Dart (critic); Gareth Farr (composer, percussionist); Dorothea Franchi (conductor, composer); Frank Gurr (clarinettist); Deirdre Irons (pianist); Dame Malvina Major (soprano); Sir Donald McIntyre (bass); Jenny McLeod (composer); Hirini Melbourne (performer, musicologist); Wilma Smith (violinist, concert master); Sir William Southgate (conductor); Alexa Still (flautist).
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 31.12.2002 |
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Illustrationen | Robert Cross |
Vorwort | Witi Ihimaera |
Zusatzinfo | Contains Paperback and CD-Audio |
Verlagsort | Auckland |
Sprache | englisch |
Gewicht | 523 g |
Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik |
ISBN-10 | 1-86940-228-6 / 1869402286 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-86940-228-0 / 9781869402280 |
Zustand | Neuware |
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