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Dramatik - Englische und Irische Literatur

Seite 8

The Real Thing

Autoren: Tom Stoppard
Erzähler: Andrea Bowen, Matt Gaydos, Carolyn Seymour, Simon Templeman, Douglas Weston, Joanne Whalley, Matthew Wolf
Verlag: L.A. Theatre Works

Audible Hörbuch, 02.02.2010

On Stage with Bette Davis: Inside the Famous Flop of Miss Moffat

Autor: Kevin Lane Dearinger

Taschenbuch, 20.04.2022

The Pillowman

Autor: Martin McDonagh

Taschenbuch, 20.11.2003

Blithe Spirit, Hay Fever, Private Lives: Three Plays (Vintage International)

Autor: Noël Coward

Taschenbuch, 26.01.1999

A Midsummer Night's Dream: William Shakespeare (Macmillan Collector's Library, 37)

Autor: William Shakespeare

Gebundene Ausgabe, 11.08.2016

The House of Bernarda Alba (Modern Plays)

Autor: Federico García Lorca
Bearbeitung: Alice Birch

Taschenbuch, 27.11.2023

Pygmalion. A Romance in Five Acts

George Bernard Shaw

Taschenbuch

George Bernard Shaw, Herbert Geisen ( Hrsg. und Nachwort), Pygmalion, A Romance in Five Acts, Ausgabe 1999, I S B N 3150092663, Reihe: Fremdsprachentexte Bd. 9266, englisch/deutsch

Ein Sommernachtstraum (Große Klassiker zum kleinen Preis)

William Shakespeare

Gebundene Ausgabe

2009 Farbiges Hardcover 80 S. Solide Hardcover-Ausgabe guter Qualität. Sehr guter Zustand

Shadowlands - A Play (Acting Edition S.)

William Nicholson

Taschenbuch

Shiver (Modern Plays)

Declan Hughes

Taschenbuch

Acting and Reacting: Tools for the Modern Actor

Nick Moseley

Taschenbuch

Rare book

Journey's End (Penguin Modern Classics)

R. C. Sherriff

Taschenbuch

Comic Potential

Alan Ayckbourn

Taschenbuch

Poems and Exiles (Penguin Modern Classics)

James Joyce

Taschenbuch

Django: The Life and Music of a Gypsy Legend

Michael Dregni

Taschenbuch

Django Reinhardt was arguably the greatest guitarist who ever lived, an important influence on Les Paul, Charlie Christian, B. B. King, Jerry Garcia, Chet Atkins, and many others. Yet there is no major biography of Reinhardt. Now, in Django, Michael Dregni offers a definitive portrait of this great guitarist. Handsome, charismatic, childlike, and unpredictable, Reinhardt was a character out of a picaresque novel. Born in a gypsy caravan at a crossroads in Belgium, he was almost killed in a freak fire that burned half of his body and left his left hand twisted into a claw. But with this maimed left hand flying over the frets and his right hand plucking at dizzying speed, Django became Europe's most famous jazz musician, commanding exorbitant fees-and spending the money as fast as he made it. Dregni not only chronicles this remarkably colorful life-including a fascinating account of gypsy culture-but he also sheds much light on Django's musicianship. He examines his long musical partnership with violinist Stéphane Grappelli-the one suave and smooth, the other sharper and more dissonant-and he traces the evolution of their novel string jazz ensemble, Quintette du Hot Club de France. Indeed, the author spotlights Django's amazing musical diversity, describing his swing-styled Nouveau Quintette, his big band Django's Music, and his later bebop ensemble, as well as his many compositions, including symphonic pieces influenced by Ravel and Debussy and his unfinished organ mass inspired by Bach. And along the way, the author offers vivid snapshots of the jazz scene in Paris-colorful portraits of Josephine Baker, Bricktop, Louis Armstrong, Coleman Hawkins, and countless others-and of Django's vagabond wanderings around France, Europe, and the United States, where he toured with Duke Ellington. Capturing the extraordinary life and times of one of the great musicians of the twentieth century, Django is a must-read portrait of a true original.