Benjamin Britten: New Perspectives on His Life and Work
By Lucy Walker (Editor), Arne Muus (Contribution by), Brian McMahon (Contribution by), Claire Seymour (Contribution by), Colin Matthews (Contribution by), David Crilly (Contribution by), Frances Spalding (Contribution by), George Caird (Contribution by), Jane Brandon (Contribution by), Lucy Walker (Contribution by), Maena Py (Contribution by), Sharon Choa (Contribution by)
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By Lucy Walker (Editor), Arne Muus (Contribution by), Brian McMahon (Contribution by), Claire Seymour (Contribution by), Colin Matthews (Contribution by), David Crilly (Contribution by), Frances Spalding (Contribution by), George Caird (Contribution by), Jane Brandon (Contribution by), Lucy Walker (Contribution by), Maena Py (Contribution by), Sharon Choa (Contribution by)
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An essay collection which examines Britten's juvenilia, influences such as Shostakovich and Verdi, his opera Owen Wingrave and a libretto written by Australian novelist Patrick White with the hope of a future collaboration.
Benjamin Britten: New Perspectives on his Life and Work reveals the extent to which Britten scholarship is reaching outside the confines of Anglo-American criticism. The volume engages with juvenilia and other orchestral works from the 1920s and examines a broad range of ...
Benjamin Britten: New Perspectives on his Life and Work reveals the extent to which Britten scholarship is reaching outside the confines of Anglo-American criticism. The volume engages with juvenilia and other orchestral works from the 1920s and examines a broad range of ...






















