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Tony Bennett in the studio : a life of art and music

Title
Tony Bennett in the studio : a life of art and music / Tony Bennett with Robert Sullivan ; foreword by Mario Cuomo ; foreword by Mitch Albom ; preface by Mario Cuomo.
Author
Sullivan, Robert, 1953-
Publication
New York, NY : Sterling Pub. Co., c2007.

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Additional Authors
Bennett, Tony, 1926-2023.
Description
xi, 212 p. : ill. (some col.); 30 cm.
Summary
Tony Bennett has a talent that's simply timeless. He's the smooth and subtle singer of the classic American songbook, the recipient of countless awards and nominations, and the idol of contemporary singers. What many of his admirers may not know, however, is that under the name of Anthony Benedetto, he is also a successful painter whose works hang in major museums and galleries, including the Smithsonian. Now, in a book richly illustrated with his own artwork, Tony takes the time to reflect on his career, and the inspiration that continues to infuse both his music and his art. Along with journalist Robert Sullivan, he explores recurring themes in his life, including jazz, individualism, the creative zone, love, truth and beauty, chiaroscuro (the balance of light and shadow, both in painting and life), and the lifelong adventure that has taken him around the world and back again.--From publisher description.
Subjects
Genre/Form
Interviews.
Note
  • Includes index.
  • includes discography (p.189-203).
System Details (note)
  • Title on sound disc: Pop art songs : Tony Bennett in the studio. Disc contains six songs: My ship (from "Lady in the dark")--Hi-ho--But beautiful--The very thought of you--My foolish heart--It was me.
Contents
Introduction : Elements of artistry -- Impressionism -- Color -- Chiaroscuro -- Perspective -- Mastery.
ISBN
  • 9781402747670
  • 1402747675
LCCN
2007014597
OCLC
  • ocn123029575
  • SCSB-1453643
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library