Tim Page on Music: Views and Reviews

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Hal Leonard Corporation, 2002 - Music - 363 pages
(Amadeus). In 65 perceptive pieces, including some of the work that earned him the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 1997, Page offers what he calls "a collection of illumined moments," now gathered in a single volume for the wider audience who will treasure their insights.
 

Contents

Foreword by Anthony Tommasini 11 Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic
15
A Lament
23
Van Cliburn
40
John Corigliano
48
Plácido Domingo
55
Leon Fleisher
63
Jascha Heifetz
74
Philippe Herreweghe
82
A Dissent
99
Lang Lang
106
In Memoriam
116
Bobby McFerrin
126
Elizabeth Mensh
134
In Memoriam
148
in Europe
160
Copyright

The High Llamas
92

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About the author (2002)

Tim Page won a Pulitzer Prize in 1997 for “his lucid and illuminating music criticism” in The Washington Post. His books include Dawn Powell: A Biography and a previous collection of his music criticism, Music from the Road among others. As a boy, Page was the subject of the documentary A Day With Timmy Page (1967'), 'which chronicled his activities as a 12-year-old filmmaker growing up in Storrs, Connecticut. He has served as a radio producer on WNYC-FM, as the founder and executive producer of BMG Catalyst, and as the artistic advisor for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. He lives in Washington, D.C., where he has recently rejoined the Post.

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