Portrait of Percy Grainger / Malcolm Gillies and David Pear.

Author/creator Gillies, Malcolm
Other author Pear, David.
Format Book
Publication InfoRochester, NY : University of Rochester Press, 2002.
Descriptionxxxv, 220 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Subjects

SeriesEastman studies in music
Eastman studies in music. ^A494093
Contents Australia, 1882-1895 -- John H. Grainger -- Rose Grainger -- 'Medidney' -- Caulfield Barton -- Ruth Curtain -- W.C. Gordon -- Amy Chalk -- The South Australian Register (Adelaide) -- Germany, 1895-1901 -- Cyril Scott -- Pauline 'Butzie' Schumacher -- Kaare K. Nygaard -- Carlo Fischer -- General-Anzeiger (Frankfurt) -- Britain, 1901-1914 -- Cyril Scott -- Ernest Thesiger -- Ferruccio Busoni -- Henry J. Wood -- Alfhild Sandby -- Winefride Elwes -- Charles Villiers Stanford -- The Throne (London) -- Edvard Grieg -- Frederick Delius -- H.G. Wells -- The Age (Melbourne) -- Eugene Goossens -- Lionel Tertis -- Kitty Parker -- Dagny Petersen -- Hulda Garborg -- Thomas Brentnall -- G.W.L. Marshall-Hall -- Peter Warlock -- America, 1914-1922 -- Antonia Sawyer -- Richard Aldrich -- Henry T. Finck -- Nellie Melba -- Daniel Gregory Mason -- Aeolian Company -- Harriette Brower -- Robin H. Legge -- D.C. ('Charlie') Parker -- Richard Franko Goldman -- Albert Goldberg -- Rose Grainger -- Antonia Sawyer -- America, 1922-1939 -- Evald Tang Kristensen -- Ella Grainger -- Emma Crooks Bevan -- Louise McDowell -- Storm Bull -- Vera Bradford -- Eric Fenby -- D.C. ('Charlie') Parker -- Frederick Fennell -- Martin Bernstein -- Gustave Reese -- Anselm Hughes -- Benjamin Britten -- Peter Pears -- Ella Grainger -- Gordon Aldridge and Evie Aldridge -- Gordon Laws -- John Douglas Todd -- Sparre Olsen -- Maurice Lowe -- Alfred Hill -- Richard Hindle Fowler -- America, 1939-1961 -- Maurice Loriaux -- Ella Grainger.
Abstract A book of recollections of Percy Grainger (1882-1961), the Australian-born pianist, folklorist, and composer. Contributors include Edvard Grieg, Benjamin Britten, various members of Grainger's family and performing musicians with whom he played. There are several self-analyzing passages by Grainger himself. Grainger's music is being revived at a growing rate, especially in the United States, Britain and his native Australia. This is a riveting look at the driven, engaging personality who composed such fascinating pieces.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 209) and index.
LCCN 2001048100
ISBN1580460879 (alk. paper)