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- Change of Seasons : A Memoir / by Oates, John.(CARDINAL)738863; Epting, Chris,1961-(CARDINAL)458677;
Introduction: Partnership - The First Season: Serious Music-1960s - The Second Season: Melody for a Memory-1970s - The Third Season: Possessions, Obsessions-1980s - The Fourth Season-Back Together Again-The 1990sJohn Oates grew up outside of Philadelphia in the the early '50s. At Temple University, he met fellow musician Daryl Hall. Since the two formed Hall & Oates in the early '70s, they have recorded 21 albums which have sold over 8 million units, making them the most successful duo in rock history.--- Subjects: Biography/Autobiography; Rock music; Individual instrumentalists; BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Composers & Musicians; MUSIC / Genres & Styles / Pop Vocal;
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- Under the greenwood tree, or, The Mellstock quire, a rural painting of the Dutch school / by Hardy, Thomas,1840-1928,author.(CARDINAL)140831; Gatrell, Simon,editor.(CARDINAL)719044; Mallett, Phillip,1946-(CARDINAL)764634;
Includes bibliographical references (pages xxxiv-xxxix).In the small Wessex village of Mellstock, the pretty young schoolmistress Fancy Day finds herself romantically entangled with three different men. Local lad and choir member Dick Dewy has to compete for her affections with a prosperous farmer and the new vicar, the Reverend Maybold. Maybold disrupts parish life and custom when he decides to replace the three generations of singers and instrumentalists who make up the church choir with a modern organ, to be played by Fancy herself. The rivalries and intrigues that follow are played out with gentle humour against an untouched rural scene that will not long survive. <p>Looking back to the 1840s, and the world Hardy remembered as a child, <i>Under the Greenwood Tree</i> brings past and present, community and individual, loss and gain into perspective. This new edition combines a critically established text with an introduction and notes that illuminate one of Hardy's best-loved novels.- Subjects: Novels.; Church musicians; Courtship;
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