Rosy
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Post by Rosy on Oct 12, 2008 18:05:04 GMT 1
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Post by halcover1 on Oct 13, 2008 15:23:34 GMT 1
Rosy:
Is that book very expensive?. I would like to add it to my big Karajan library, 48 books.
Regards.
halcover1
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Post by Rosy on Oct 13, 2008 16:04:01 GMT 1
Hi halcover1! no, it's not very expensive: Euro 35,00. You can order it online at address that I wrote, or better you can buy it in the library of your country written in my post below. ********************** Ciao!  Rosy |
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Post by Rosy on Oct 13, 2008 17:21:38 GMT 1
no, it's not very expansive: Euro 35,00. You can order it online at address that I wrote ..or you can contact the following libraries: Umberto Allemandi & C. Spa- United Kingdom
London, 70 South Lambeth road SW8 1RL
Tel. +44(0) 20 77353331 Fax +44(0) 20 77353332
- United States of America
New York, 594 Broadway Suite 406 10012 NY
Tel. +1 212 3430727 Fax +1 212 9655367
- España
Barcelona, calle Santalo`46 08021
Tel. +34 697 996391
- Italia
Torino, via Mancini 8, 10131
Roma, via Tacito 23, 00193
Venezia, Dorsoduro 3488/U, 30123
Tel. +39 011.81.99.111 Fax +39.81.93.090
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Post by jhgaulard on Oct 31, 2008 14:07:13 GMT 1
Dear Rosy, Dear All,
I just received this book: it is just spectacular, fantastic tribute, much better in my view than the other two "cofee table books" available this year -- the one prefaced by Anne-Sophie Mutter and the book of pictures by Erich Lessing focused on Karajan's 1957 performances.
"The Master's style" is a very moving tribute: good, straight introduction from Stéphane Lissner, a couple of words from Eliette, a nice introductury essay and then off we go with about 100 pages of pictures, some of them indeed NEVER seen before...I shall let you discover them for yourselves (NO SPOILERS)...as a dessert, on page 105, a miraculous appendix, an incredible set of documents that got me laughing with joy and I must say, for us all, lovers of the great conductors of the past, got me very moved indeed. You'll have to see for yourselves but the conclusion is clear: buy that thing quick!! Kudos to Japan and Italy for the best 100th anniversary tributes so far.
Have a good week--end all!
JH
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Post by Rosy on Nov 1, 2008 21:23:59 GMT 1
Hello Jacques- Henri! I also think the same as you about the book ( with the rhyme!). Think when I'll tell you of the exhibition devoted to the great Maestro in Milano! They say you can feel his presence. He is everywere, the large poster on the walls, his music envelops you... his baton.. Herbert von Karajan still conducts to the Teatro ala Scala ! _____________________________________________________ Very Best Wishes Rosy
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