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Try Whistling This: Writings about Music by Andrew Ford

Black Inc., $32.99 pb, 343 pp

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‘Rather like a consummate storyteller, Mozart knows how to keep us close to the edge of our seats,’ says Andrew Ford, composer, broadcaster, andauthor of this collection of illuminating essays on musical themes assembled from his talks, articles, and scripts for the radio series Music and Fashion. Like Mozart, two of Ford’s strengths are his compelling voice and his capacity to keep the reader enthralled. The down-to-earth title signposts something different, something digestible and fun to read.

 


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Try Whistling This: Writings about Music by Andrew Ford

Black Inc., $32.99 pb, 343 pp

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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