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A hardcover copy with dark grey boards, gilt lettering and unclipped, illustrated dust cover. There is some foxing and toning throughout but the text and black and white illustrations are clear and legible. There is some rubbing and wear to the edges of the book and dust cover. Signed by Author on the title page. Now in a clear, removable cover to protect from damage.
Publisher: Green Oak Publishing.
Publication Date: 2007.
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Linda Esther Gray’s glittering career on stage was all too short, having been forced to retire just as she was about to reach the height of a singer’s aspirations and sing at the Metropolitan Opera House due to the loss of her voice. This eye-opening book has been written with style and openness. Her opening chapter, weaving her early childhood experiences with her interpretation of her role of Isolde in Reginald Goodall’s and her classic success with Wagner’s Tristan & Isolde, is a triumph. Spanning childhood, early life through to the disaster of loosing her voice then to being able to sing again. Whether you know her personally, or remember her world-class performances, this is a book that paints of brilliant kaleidoscope of her journey through life, with insights into her performances, her music teachings and above all her love for both music and her family. This is an autobiography that deserves reading more than once.
| Weight | 0.830 kg |
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