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Gilbert and Sullivan: Lost Chords and Discords [Paperback]

Caryl, foreword by John Betjeman Brahms (Author)
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  • Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson (1975)
  • ASIN: B000OS1O2Q
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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Although published in the 1970s and long out-of-print this book is very enjoyable. It is a broad overview of the world of Gilbert & Sullivan, with emphasis shared on the works and lives of these remarkable men. Scores of photographs and sketches detail their theatrical era and the author avoids any kind of musical analysis. The book seems aimed at the layman (like myself) who wants all the major points of this Victorian phenomenon.
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Although published in the 1970s and long out-of-print this book is very enjoyable. It is a broad overview of the world of Gilbert & Sullivan, with emphasis shared on the works and lives of these remarkable men. Scores of photographs and sketches detail their theatrical era and the author avoids any kind of musical analysis. The book seems aimed at the layman (like myself) who wants all the major points of this Victorian phenomenon.
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