by Paul Campion · Tapa dura · ISBN 9780903413718
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«Ferrier: a career recorded» is the discographical biography of British singer Kathleen Ferrier written by Paul Campion, published by Thames Publishing.
The book surveys Kathleen Ferrier's career as a recording artist and her sonic legacy, from pieces such as «Blow the wind southerly» or «What is Life» to tapes recovered from radio broadcasts. Marking the 50th anniversary of the Kathleen Ferrier Singing Awards, it gathers memories from those who knew the singer.
Revised 2005 edition, 244 pages, with illustrations and contributions from Lady Barbirolli, Michael Berkeley, the Earl of Harewood, Bryan Crimp and Michael Letchford.
Aimed at classical music enthusiasts and collectors of historical recordings interested in the voice of Kathleen Ferrier.
