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October 1, 2008
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Diaries 1915-1923: behind the mask Sergey Prokofiev Translated and annotated by Anthony Phillips Faber & Faber (London, 2008); xxiii, 775pp; £30; ISBN 978 0 571 22630 6.
Prokofiev's piano sonatas Boris Herman Yale University Press (New Haven & London, 2008); xiv, 240pp; £25. ISBN 9780300 114904.
SERGE PROKOFIEV'S ABSORBING Diaries 1907-1914 tamalisingly break off soon after the outbreak of the Great War. Volume 2, covering the cataclysmic period 1915-1923, reveals the ambitious and selfprotecting young composer inventing clever strategies to keep afloat during the 1917 Russian Revolution and his ensuing emigration, first to America and subsequently to Europe. Despite continual ...
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