My life in music

Beginnings -- Moving to the USA -- Learning the operatic ropes: Barcelona -- Frankfurt -- Bayreuth -- First music directorship: Oslo -- La Monnaie, and some cautionary tales of travel -- A new direction: the Royal Opera House -- ROH Productions: some highlights -- World premieres at the ROH -- Music...

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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: London Faber 2024
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Zusammenfassung:Beginnings -- Moving to the USA -- Learning the operatic ropes: Barcelona -- Frankfurt -- Bayreuth -- First music directorship: Oslo -- La Monnaie, and some cautionary tales of travel -- A new direction: the Royal Opera House -- ROH Productions: some highlights -- World premieres at the ROH -- Music director -- The conductor and the singer -- Recording opera, and three great masterworks -- Opera audiences -- Conducting Wagner -- Santa Cecelia -- Mozartian intermezzo -- Conducting Verdi's Requiem: an appreciation of movements 1 and 2 -- Investing in the young -- At the piano -- As one era ends a new one starts -- Acknowledgement -- Discography
"A passionate memoir exploring classical music, its restorative qualities and wider cultural influence by the celebrated Music Director of the Royal Opera House. Sir Antonio Pappano is one of the best known and most celebrated conductors alive today. His deeply held belief in the power of music to inspire and enlighten is the motivation behind this long anticipated memoir. In 1969, decades before he was chosen to conduct the music at the Coronation of King Charles, Sir Antonio Pappano was a ten-year-old boy accompanying his father's singing lessons. My Life in Music tells the moving tale of a legendary conductor who, nurtured in childhood by his parents and their dedicated work ethic, goes on to conduct at many of the most influential opera houses of Europe and North America. Pappano skilfully evokes an extensive selection from his wide-ranging repertoire - operas and orchestral works spanning from Mozart to Birtwistle and Mark Anthony Turnage, as well as art song and chamber music works in which he has performed as a pianist - and makes a compelling case for the potential classical music has to captivate new and wider audiences"--Publisher's description
Beschreibung:Includes discography and index
Beschreibung:xiv, 305 Seiten
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24 cm
ISBN:9780571371730
978-0-571-37173-0