Who's Afraid of Classical Music?: A Highly Arbitrary, Thoroughly Opinionated Guide to Listening to and Enjoying Symphony, Opera and Chamber Music Tapa blanda - 1989

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Time magazine music critic Michael Walsh has created for the rock 'n roll generation a complete and totally irreverent guide to listening to, collecting, and enjoying classical music. If rock 'n roll just isn't enough for you anymore; if you loved the music from Amadeus, 2001 and Ordinary People and want to know how to find more; or if you can't wait to take full advantage of your new CD player with the music it was made for, here is a complete and totally irreverent guide to listening to, collecting, and enjoying classical music. It gives you: -The basic beginner's repertoire, from Bach partitas to Philip Glass operas
-The inside story of the great composers as real people with real foibles
-Suggested tunes for Sunday brunch, highway driving, morning jogs, and nighttime seductions
-And even de-mystifies the dreaded "o" -word (opera)! Who's Afraid of Classical Music? shows that when you know how to listen, this stuff can be as much fun as the Rolling Stones--and maybe more!