TchaikovskyBantam Press, 1995 - 489 oldal Tchaikovsky's mysterious death provides the denouement of this new biography, following 4 years of research in archives. Holden describes the composer's life as a promiscuous homosexual, and the torment which ironically bequeathed us so much great music. |
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Respice finem | 19 |
186676 THE COMPOSER | 49 |
What is the point? | 72 |
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