Charles Klein Boeken

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A delightful and witty operatic romp, full of catchy tunes, clever lyrics, and charming characters. Set in the American Southwest, this lighthearted tale of love and deception is sure to entertain audiences of all ages.

This gripping novel tells the story of a brilliant but tormented music teacher, whose passion for his art is matched only by his demons. Adapted from the popular play of the same name, 'The Music Master' is a haunting exploration of the power of music to heal and to destroy. Charles Klein's novel is a timeless tribute to the enduring beauty and complexity of classical music.