www.doorway.ru: Liszt's Kiss: A Novel () by Dunlap, Susanne and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. If you've ever stared at the lush portraits of countesses by Ingres, lost in the details of their watered silks and mouth-watering jewels, you'll be be right at home in the sumptuous ballrooms and salons of Liszt's Kiss. Dunlap, a Ph.D. in Music who studied to be concert pianist, so beautifully evokes the emotions present in the music of the period that one only wishes the book came with underscoring/5(21). Liszt's Kiss by Susanne Dunlap - The romantic story of a young female pianist in cholera-ravaged Paris of , whose own tragedy leaves her susceptible to t Released on: Ap.
www.doorway.ru: Liszt's Kiss: A Novel () by Dunlap, Susanne and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. Susanne Dunlap is the author of Émilie's Voice and the former director of development for Connecticut Opera. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, and Northampton, Massachusetts. Liszt's Kiss by Susanne Dunlap The story of a young female pianist in cholera-ravaged Paris of , whose own tragedy leaves her susceptible to Franz Liszt's passions and scandals. Listed in the Music category on Art In Fiction, Liszt's Kiss () is an historical novel by Susanne Dunlap.
More about Susanne's Coaching Beautifully, lyrically written, I was enthralled by LISZT’S KISS from the first page. Ms. Dunlap is a strong voice in today’s historical fiction. [THE MUSICIAN’S DAUGHTER] a gutsy, sympathetic heroine who remains true to her friends, in a fast-paced historical adventure that offers a hint of romance. Set that in cholera-stricken 19th century France and lose all the comedy, you have Liszt's Kiss. The female characters are annoyingly desperate and whiney while the male characters are oblivious, unnecessarily ambiguous, and at times unreasonably foolish. I just couldn't really bring myself to care what happened to any of them. Buy a cheap copy of Liszt's Kiss book by Susanne Dunlap. The romantic story of a young female pianist in cholera-ravaged Paris of , whose own tragedy leaves her susceptible to the passions and scandals of the composer.
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