Peter Pears : a biography

Christopher Headington

The English tenor, Peter Pears, made a unique contribution to British musical life, not only through his own singing, but as the inspiration and muse of his life-long companion Benjamin Britten, who created for Pears some of the greatest tenor roles in 20th-century opera. This book describes Pears's life, his childhood and school days at Lancing College, his abortive academic career at Oxford and his early professional work as a member of the BBC singers. The first half of this book culminates in Pears's meeting with Britten in the 1930s, and their relationship consolidated during their wartime years in America, and by the fruitfulness of their artistic collaboration which resulted in several extraordinary song cycles and a number of inspirational roles on the stage including Grimes in "Peter Grimes", Captain Vere in "Billy Budd" and Aschenbach in "Death in Venice".

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書名 Peter Pears : a biography
著作者等 Headington, Christopher
出版元 Faber and Faber
刊行年月 1993, c1992
ページ数 xv, 351 p., [8] p. of plates
大きさ 22 cm
ISBN 0571170722
NCID BA27340885
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言語 英語
出版国 イギリス
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