Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Gilbert and Sullivan]( "Gilbert and Sullivan")
Gilbert and Sullivan184,99 €![Book Destruction from the Medieval to the Contemporary]( "Book Destruction from the Medieval to the Contemporary")
Book Destruction from the Medieval to the Contemporary37,99 €![Ruskin and Gender]( "Ruskin and Gender")
Ruskin and Gender37,99 €![Cross-Gendered Literary Voices]( "Cross-Gendered Literary Voices")
Cross-Gendered Literary Voices37,99 €![Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells]( "Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells")
Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells37,99 €![Natural Disasters and Victorian Empire]( "Natural Disasters and Victorian Empire")
Natural Disasters and Victorian Empire37,99 €![Reading London's Suburbs]( "Reading London's Suburbs")
Reading London's Suburbs37,99 €
Presenting 40 interviews and recollections, this book is a record of what was said about Sir William Schwenck Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan during and shortly after their lifetimes, by friends, musicians, theatrical managers, singers, actors and actresses, journalists and authors.
Sir William Schwenk Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan created fourteen comic operas - witty satires set to sparkling music - that instantly won a large and enthusiastic audience and remain immensely popular today. Their talents brought the two men together and their temperaments finally drove them apart. Here, in forty interviews and recollections, is a record of what was said about them during and shortly after their lifetimes by friends, musicians, theatrical managers, singers, actors, and actresses, journalists and authors. For Gilbert and Sullivan devotees everywhere, this entertaining collection will provide fresh insights into the careers and collaborative achievements of one of the most successful - and enduring - enterprises of Victorian theatre.
Sir William Schwenk Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan created fourteen comic operas - witty satires set to sparkling music - that instantly won a large and enthusiastic audience and remain immensely popular today. Their talents brought the two men together and their temperaments finally drove them apart. Here, in forty interviews and recollections, is a record of what was said about them during and shortly after their lifetimes by friends, musicians, theatrical managers, singers, actors, and actresses, journalists and authors. For Gilbert and Sullivan devotees everywhere, this entertaining collection will provide fresh insights into the careers and collaborative achievements of one of the most successful - and enduring - enterprises of Victorian theatre.