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Larry Sitsky - A Bio-Bibliography (Hardcover, New)
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Larry Sitsky - A Bio-Bibliography (Hardcover, New)
Series: Bio-Bibliographies in Music
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Exploring the personal and cultural experiences that have shaped
the creative output of one of Australia's foremost composers, this
fascinating study begins in a Russian enclave in northern China,
progresses through student days in Sydney and San Francisco, and
culminates with Sitsky's present position as Professor of
Composition at The Australian National University in Canberra. The
many influences on his work, including important professional and
personal relationships with such eminent persons as the poet Gwen
Harwood and the violinist Jan Sedivka, are discussed in detail as
are the sources of much of the inspiration for Sitsky's
compositions, now numbering close to 200. Of interest to scholars,
students, and anyone interested in 20th-century music. In addition
to presenting Sitsky's fascinating life story and expounding on the
central position he has occupied for the past 40 years in
Australia's musical culture, this important work provides for the
first time comprehensive bibliographic references to all of
Sitsky's compositions, his writing, his recordings, and his
appearances as a pianist and lecturer on music. The book is a most
valuable addition to any collection, for it is both a work of
reference and a compelling story of the development of one of the
most eclectic, visionary, and confronting artists of his
generation.
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