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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Paul Rapoport , Alistair Hinton , Frank Holliday , Kenneth DerusPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Scolar Press Edition: New edition Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9780859679237ISBN 10: 0859679233 Pages: 528 Publication Date: 03 December 1992 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews’Anyone deciding to invest in this book.....will encounter a visionary intellect of unique sensitivity and power. It is at last possible to see into the heart of one of the most extraordinary and deeply feeling creative geniuses of the 20th century’. Kevin Bowyer, Music Magazine ’an eminently readable resumé of the life and work of an intellectual giant whose successor is unlikely to be found within the next century.....I have thoroughtly enjoyed reading Paul Rapoport's book and can recommend it to anyone wishing to learn more about this composer.....I think that Paul Rapoport's critical appraisal will go a long way to explaining some of the myths surrounding this enigmatic figure of 20th century music and I hope that many of our perceptive readers will rush to obtain the book!’. Douglas Carrington, 'The Organ' ’A Critical Celebration looms as one of those rare and gratifying instances in which the scholarly ideal is triumphantly achieved: important, necessary work - much of it basic spadework - has been carried through with thoroughness and elegance, and presented as a graciously salient contribution to humance letters’. Adrian Corleonis, Fanfare: Vol XVII,2 ’Essential reading for the enthusiast, anyone interested in this curious figure should investigate what will obviously become the standard work on its subject for many years’ The Delius Society ’A Critical Celebration has been superbly composed and not only reads compellingly but leaves one avid for more.’ The Sorabji Archive ’This book, of impeccable scholarship and eminent readability, is a giant step towards the evaluation of Sorabji’ 'Anyone deciding to invest in this book...will encounter a visionary intellect of unique sensitivity and power. It is at last possible to see into the heart of one of the most extraordinary and deeply feeling creative geniuses of the 20th century'. Kevin Bowyer, Music Magazine 'an eminently readable resume of the life and work of an intellectual giant whose successor is unlikely to be found within the next century...I have thoroughtly enjoyed reading Paul Rapoport's book and can recommend it to anyone wishing to learn more about this composer...I think that Paul Rapoport's critical appraisal will go a long way to explaining some of the myths surrounding this enigmatic figure of 20th century music and I hope that many of our perceptive readers will rush to obtain the book!'. Douglas Carrington, 'The Organ' 'A Critical Celebration looms as one of those rare and gratifying instances in which the scholarly ideal is triumphantly achieved: important, necessary work - much of it basic spadework - has been carried through with thoroughness and elegance, and presented as a graciously salient contribution to humance letters'. Adrian Corleonis, Fanfare: Vol XVII,2 'Essential reading for the enthusiast, anyone interested in this curious figure should investigate what will obviously become the standard work on its subject for many years' The Delius Society 'A Critical Celebration has been superbly composed and not only reads compellingly but leaves one avid for more.' The Sorabji Archive 'This book, of impeccable scholarship and eminent readability, is a giant step towards the evaluation of Sorabji' Author InformationPaul Rapoport, McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Paul Rapoport, Alistair Hinton, Frank Holliday, Kenneth Derus, Nazlin Bhimani, Michael Habermann, Geoffrey Douglas Madge, Marc-Andre Roberge, Kenneth Derus. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |