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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Matador
ISBN-13: 9781803133096, 978-1803133096
Synopsis
How many ten-year-olds form a string quartet which goes on to world renown and lasts for half a century (and counting)?
In the industrial heartland of the North East, Middlesbrough is frequently dubbed the arsehole of England, the least-desirable place to live. Yet there, in the seventies, was a thriving classical music scene out of which emerged the world-famous Brodsky Quartet who, now approaching their 50th anniversary, have built a starlit reputation for their live performances and over 70 acclaimed recordings.
Jacqueline Thomas is the little girl who began this quartet and she remains its cellist to this day. Her memoir tells the story of the first ten formative years, with insight into the passion and fervour surrounding music-making on all le.
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Matador
ISBN-13: 9781803133096, 978-1803133096
Synopsis
How many ten-year-olds form a string quartet which goes on to world renown and lasts for half a century (and counting)?
In the industrial heartland of the North East, Middlesbrough is frequently dubbed the arsehole of England, the least-desirable place to live. Yet there, in the seventies, was a thriving classical music scene out of which emerged the world-famous Brodsky Quartet who, now approaching their 50th anniversary, have built a starlit reputation for their live performances and over 70 acclaimed recordings.
Jacqueline Thomas is the little girl who began this quartet and she remains its cellist to this day. Her memoir tells the story of the first ten formative years, with insight into the passion and fervour surrounding music-making on all le.
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Jacksons, Monk & Rowe and the Brodsky Quartet - the formative yearsAuthor(s): Jacqueline Thomas
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Troubador Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Matador
ISBN-13: 9781803133096, 978-1803133096
Synopsis
How many ten-year-olds form a string quartet which goes on to world renown and lasts for half a century (and counting)?
In the industrial heartland of the North East, Middlesbrough is frequently dubbed the arsehole of England, the least-desirable place to live. Yet there, in the seventies, was a thriving classical music scene out of which emerged the world-famous Brodsky Quartet who, now approaching their 50th anniversary, have built a starlit reputation for their live performances and over 70 acclaimed recordings.
Jacqueline Thomas is the little girl who began this quartet and she remains its cellist to this day. Her memoir tells the story of the first ten formative years, with insight into the passion and fervour surrounding music-making on all le.
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