1995, ISBN: 9780517591925

Paperback, Hardcover

Milano, Electa, 1979,. 4°, 95 S.mit zahlr. s/w-Abb. (und wenigen farbigen), Illustr., Bau- und Entwurfszeichungen, Grundrißdarstellungen, Architekturdetails etc., Text: italien… More...

Milano, Electa, 1979,. 4°, 95 S.mit zahlr. s/w-Abb. (und wenigen farbigen), Illustr., Bau- und Entwurfszeichungen, Grundrißdarstellungen, Architekturdetails etc., Text: italienisch, illustr. original Kartonage (Paperback), Besitzer- und Datumsvermerk auf der Vorsatzseite, sonst ein sehr schönes, sauberes Exemplar mit tollem Abbildungsmaterial (L), Milano, Electa, 1979, (Berlin, Axel Springer, [ca. 1995]). . Dieses "Bilderbuch" läßt den Betrachter noch einmal die Sprengung des asbestverseuchten Hamburger Iduna-Hochhauses am Millerntor miterleben, die am 19. Februar 1995 um 13.01 Uhr vor rund 80.000 Zuschauern stattfand. Es war die erste Vertikal-Sprengung in Deutschland. Innerhalb von Sekunden sackte das 78 m hohe Gebäude, das schon seit 1987 leer stand, in sich zusammen; zurück blieb nur ein staubender Schutthaufen aus 13 000 Tonnen Stahl u. Beton. - Leichte Gebrauchsspuren; gutes Exemplar, (Berlin, Axel Springer, [ca. 1995])., Manning Publications. PAPERBACK. 1617292478 *BRAND NEW* Ships Same Day or Next! . New., Manning Publications, Manning Publications. PAPERBACK. 1617292478 *LIKE NEW* Ships Same Day or Next! . Fine., Manning Publications, Books On Demand. PAPERBACK. 3833444169 Special order direct from the distributor . New., Books On Demand, Crown Publishers, New York, 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Good. Signed by Author. FIRST US EDITION. ?In the style of Csardas and The Summer of the Barshinskeys, best-selling author Diane Pearson once again creates a cast of vibrant characters and places them in a dazzling, memorable locale for us to enjoy. Her writing has been called hauntingly beautiful and compelling by her reviewers and fans, and she is sure to add to her growing popularity with Voices of Summer, in which we visit the shimmering Alps and eavesdrop on the backstage affairs of the little country town of Hochhauser. This Austrian village was no different from any of the others nestled in the Alps, except for one thing?its operetta company. Dreamchild of Willi Zimmerman, the town's exuberant mayor, the company brought music and gaiety to Hochhauser's little theater. It wasn't Salzburg or Vienna, but it had charm and a certain faded elegance. It also had Karl Gesner. Gesner's voice and stage presence made him the matinee idol of the audiences. Unfortunately, this attractiveness did not extend to his personality. Offstage, Gesner was a monster. Each season it became harder and harder to find a soprano willing to appear opposite him, but each season, that was exactly what Franz Busacher, the director, had to do. When, in desperation, Busacher persuaded Therese Aschmann to return to the stage after nearly twenty years in obscurity, years of loneliness and pain, no one could have imagined it was to be the beginning of the most extraordinary season Hochhauser had ever seen?a season of angry scenes and magical transformations, both onstage and off. Above all, it was to be a season in which love blossomed, often in the most unlikely places. Voices of Summer is poignant, funny, romantic, and heartwarming?a gloriously satisfying read. DIANE PEARSON is the author of Csardas, The Marigold Field, Sarah Whitman, and The Summer of the Barshinskeys. She lives in London, where she also works as an editor for a major publishing house.? Book - in Very Good blue boards with a green cloth spine - slight bumping to the extreme corners. Contents, clean, bright and tightly bound. Dust Jacket - Very Good. Signed & Dedicated by the Author, 'For Physhe Much love Diane Pearson Dec 93'. Size: 9.25 inches tall by 6.25 inches. 272 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Fiction; Signed by Author. ISBN: 0517591928. ISBN/EAN: 9780517591925. Inventory No: A144-1102. . 9780517591925, Crown Publishers, 1993<

1993, ISBN: 9780517591925

Hardcover

Crown Publishers, New York, 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Good. Signed by Author. FIRST US EDITION. ?In the style of Csardas and The Summer of the Barshinskeys,… More...

Crown Publishers, New York, 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Good. Signed by Author. FIRST US EDITION. ?In the style of Csardas and The Summer of the Barshinskeys, best-selling author Diane Pearson once again creates a cast of vibrant characters and places them in a dazzling, memorable locale for us to enjoy. Her writing has been called hauntingly beautiful and compelling by her reviewers and fans, and she is sure to add to her growing popularity with Voices of Summer, in which we visit the shimmering Alps and eavesdrop on the backstage affairs of the little country town of Hochhauser. This Austrian village was no different from any of the others nestled in the Alps, except for one thing?its operetta company. Dreamchild of Willi Zimmerman, the town's exuberant mayor, the company brought music and gaiety to Hochhauser's little theater. It wasn't Salzburg or Vienna, but it had charm and a certain faded elegance. It also had Karl Gesner. Gesner's voice and stage presence made him the matinee idol of the audiences. Unfortunately, this attractiveness did not extend to his personality. Offstage, Gesner was a monster. Each season it became harder and harder to find a soprano willing to appear opposite him, but each season, that was exactly what Franz Busacher, the director, had to do. When, in desperation, Busacher persuaded Therese Aschmann to return to the stage after nearly twenty years in obscurity, years of loneliness and pain, no one could have imagined it was to be the beginning of the most extraordinary season Hochhauser had ever seen?a season of angry scenes and magical transformations, both onstage and off. Above all, it was to be a season in which love blossomed, often in the most unlikely places. Voices of Summer is poignant, funny, romantic, and heartwarming?a gloriously satisfying read. DIANE PEARSON is the author of Csardas, The Marigold Field, Sarah Whitman, and The Summer of the Barshinskeys. She lives in London, where she also works as an editor for a major publishing house.? Book - in Very Good blue boards with a green cloth spine - slight bumping to the extreme corners. Contents, clean, bright and tightly bound. Dust Jacket - Very Good. Signed & Dedicated by the Author, 'For Physhe Much love Diane Pearson Dec 93'. Size: 9.25 inches tall by 6.25 inches. 272 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Fiction; Signed by Author. ISBN: 0517591928. ISBN/EAN: 9780517591925. . 9780517591925, Crown Publishers, 1993<

1992, ISBN: 9780517591925

N . Y.: Crown, 1992. X-library with normal flaws.....The hard cover and the jacket has light shelf wear ..The back fly page has the top corner cut out...........Check out our books on tap… More...

N . Y.: Crown, 1992. X-library with normal flaws.....The hard cover and the jacket has light shelf wear ..The back fly page has the top corner cut out...........Check out our books on tape.........We are very careful when we list our books, but sometimes something minor may get by.. 1st. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. Illus. by Cover Art. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hard Back., Crown, 1992<

ISBN: 9780517591925

Publisher: Crown Publishers, Inc.. Cover: Hardcover. Grade: B. Synopsis: In Voices of Summer we visit the shimmering Alps and eavesdrop on the backstage affairs of the little country to… More...

Publisher: Crown Publishers, Inc.. Cover: Hardcover. Grade: B. Synopsis: In Voices of Summer we visit the shimmering Alps and eavesdrop on the backstage affairs of the little country town of Hochhauser. This Austrian villa..., Publisher: Crown Publishers, Inc.<

1993, ISBN: 9780517591925

Hardcover book. Published by Crown Publishing Group, The (1993) Media > Book, [PU: Crown Publishers]