Conversations With Menuhin

by Robin Daniels

Candid and intimate conversations with Menuhin reveal the renowned violinist's most deeply felt ideas, feelings, and concerns regarding his music, his career, and his life

Genres: Music

188 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1980

About the author

The most important thing to know about me is that I'm basically a sixteen-year-old trapped in an adult's body. It's why I feel such a great connection to all of my characters and why I love to write romantic comedy. The kid in me just wants to be goofy. Besides being a writer; I'm a wife, mother of five, volleyball enthusiast and home decorating guru. My list of favorites includes: reading, Christmas, pedicures, dessert, steak, Arizona winters and most importantly, Diet Coke.

Reviews

[sammy]

Wonderful insight into the mind of Menuhin on his philosophy and other things.

[Jennifer]

To the 2008 reader this man may seem to be from another planet or at least another century. But what an elegant and thoughtful person with deep insights into art and music its mysteries.