Book (Practical) Music Song & Self / Ian Bostridge / Tokiko Okamoto

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Music
[Introduction]
Gender, race, death.
Music becomes a revelation.
A world tenor singer representing the United Kingdom becomes a "hidden history" of music!
"Should I play these songs?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
Should I have a right to do such a thing?
(from Chapter 2 of this book)

In recent years, he has been an artist in residence at many concert halls including Carnegie Hall.
He regularly holds recital performances in Europe, North America and the Far East and is highly acclaimed by critics.
He has recorded many operas and songs, winning awards including the Grammy Award.
Recent recordings include Symphony No. 3 by Olli Mustonen, the Light of the Sky at 『, and The Folly of Desire by Brad Merdo for Bostridge.
Majored in modern history at Oxford University and received a PhD in 1990.
Honorary Doctorate at St. Andrews University.
From 2014 to 2015, he served as Visiting Professor of Classical Music at Oxford University and lectured on music in various places.
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