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Una musica costante

£2.99

About this item

Italian translation from English of "An equal music" by Vikram Seth, who has lived and studied in India, the UK and the USA. He tends to model his narratives around real people's lives. Michael, a professional violinist, has never forgotten his love for Julia, a pianist he met 10 years ago when he was a student in Vienna. When they meet again by chance they conduct a secret affair, although she is now married and has a child. Interwoven amongst the narrative is a great insight into what musicians and composers really go through. Paolo Isotta, the famous music critic, wrote in the Corriere della Sera after reading this same translation of the work that no European novel until now had ever managed to convey the psychology, technical abilities or even the human potentialities of those who practise music for a living. A touching and unforgettable love story.

Author(s):
Vikram Seth
Condition:
Fine
Edition:
1999
Format:
Hardback
Number of pages:
445
Publisher:
Longanesi

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