In conversation with Professor Raymond Holden of the Royal Academy of Music, Sir Mark talks about some of the major issues facing music, musicians and audiences today. From his first musical experiences as a boy treble in Canterbury Cathedral to his current roles, he discusses the music that has marked his distinguished career. Whether you're interested in the performance, social and economic histories of music over the last 50 years, or simply fascinated by the life and times of Sir Mark Elder, this book is essential ...
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In conversation with Professor Raymond Holden of the Royal Academy of Music, Sir Mark talks about some of the major issues facing music, musicians and audiences today. From his first musical experiences as a boy treble in Canterbury Cathedral to his current roles, he discusses the music that has marked his distinguished career. Whether you're interested in the performance, social and economic histories of music over the last 50 years, or simply fascinated by the life and times of Sir Mark Elder, this book is essential reading.
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