An edition of Somewhere for Me (2001)

Somewhere for Me

A Biography of Richard Rogers

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An edition of Somewhere for Me (2001)

Somewhere for Me

A Biography of Richard Rogers

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"Everywhere regarded as one of our most brilliant composers - more than nine hundred published songs, forty Broadway musicals, numerous films, every award conceivable - Richard Rodgers, the man, has nonetheless been consistently misunderstood - seen as the almost stolid opposite of what he really was.".

"Now Meryle Secrest - biographer of Frank Lloyd Wright, Stephen Sondheim, and Leonard Bernstein - brings her skills to this full-scale life of Rodgers. She shows us for the first time the complexities of his nature, his emotional fault lines, and, most important, the well-springs of his art."--BOOK JACKET.

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Bloomsbury, London
Language
English
Pages
480

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Cover of: Somewhere for Me
Somewhere for Me: A Biography of Richard Rogers
2002-01-01, Bloomsbury, London
in English
Cover of: Somewhere for Me
Somewhere for Me: A Biography of Richard Rogers
2002, Leonard Corporation, Hal
in English
Cover of: Somewhere for Me
Somewhere for Me: A Biography of Richard Rodgers
November 6, 2001, Knopf
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Library of Congress
ML410.R6315

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL43196316M
Internet Archive
isbn_9780747558255
ISBN 10
0747558256
ISBN 13
9780747558255

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL1858535W

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