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Petroc Trelawny's Classical Music Puzzle Book
A world of music brought to life in eighty works, puzzles and conundrums
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Do you know your Mozart from your Mendelssohn? Your Bach from your Berlioz? Packed with history, culture, facts, puzzles and images of all the most well-known composers, concert halls, scores and pieces, the Classical Music Puzzle Book will make the perfect Christmas gift for those who love music. Covering a wide range of classical composers and well-loved classical pieces, the book will suit both classical music aficionados, who are musicians themselves, to those who just love BBC Radio 3 or Classic FM. Organised into 5 sections: Vocal, Stage, Orchestral, Concertos, and Instrumental, there will be 80 entries, each containing puzzles and quizzes that relate to classical music from all periods. The puzzles will be designed so that you can work out the answers if you don’t know them already, so you don’t have to be a musical expert in order to enjoy the book. Written by classical music radio and television broadcaster Petroc Trelawny with puzzles by Dr Gareth Moore and Laura Jayne Ayres.
Do you know your Mozart from your Mendelssohn? Your Bach from your Berlioz?
Packed with history, culture, facts, puzzles and images of all the most well-known composers, concert halls, scores and pieces, the Classical Music Puzzle Book will make the perfect Christmas gift for those who love music.
Covering a wide range of classical composers and well-loved classical pieces, the book will suit both classical music aficionados, who are musicians themselves, to those who just love BBC Radio 3 or Classic FM.
Organised into 5 sections: Vocal, Stage, Orchestral, Concertos, and Instrumental, there will be 80 entries, each containing puzzles and quizzes that relate to classical music from all periods. The puzzles will be designed so that you can work out the answers if you don’t know them already, so you don’t have to be a musical expert in order to enjoy the book.
Written by classical music radio and television broadcaster Petroc Trelawny with puzzles by Dr Gareth Moore and Laura Jayne Ayres.