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Mark Schweizer (1) (1956–2019)

Auteur de The Alto Wore Tweed

Pour les autres auteurs qui s'appellent Mark Schweizer, voyez la page de désambigüisation.

28 oeuvres 985 utilisateurs 58 critiques

Séries

Œuvres de Mark Schweizer

The Alto Wore Tweed (2002) 207 exemplaires
The Baritone Wore Chiffon (2004) 120 exemplaires
The Tenor Wore Tapshoes (2005) 108 exemplaires
The Bass Wore Scales (1605) 80 exemplaires
The Mezzo Wore Mink (2008) 63 exemplaires
The Organist Wore Pumps (2010) 52 exemplaires
The Christmas Cantata (2011) 51 exemplaires
The Diva Wore Diamonds (2009) 51 exemplaires
The Countertenor Wore Garlic (2011) 40 exemplaires
The Treble Wore Trouble (2012) 28 exemplaires
The Cantor Wore Crinolines (2013) 26 exemplaires
The Maestro Wore Mohair (2015) 15 exemplaires
Dear Priscilla (2011) 13 exemplaires
The lyric wore lycra (2017) 13 exemplaires

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Partage des connaissances

Nom légal
Schweizer, Mark Gregory
Date de naissance
1956-06-12
Date de décès
2019-11-09
Sexe
male
Lieu de naissance
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Lieu du décès
Tryon, North Carolina, USA
Études
Stetson University (BA, Music)
University of Arizona (MA, Music)
University of Arizona (PhD, Music)
Professions
opera singer
Organisations
St. James Music Press
Red River Opera Company
Courte biographie
[excerpt from Petty Funeral Home online obituary]
Dr. Schweizer was an accomplished opera singer. As a bass-baritone, he performed with regional opera companies across the country, in solo recital, and in oratorio including appearing as the bass soloist with Robert Shaw and the Atlanta Symphony in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. He enjoyed acting in regional theatre, and Tryon residents may remember him as Tevye in 2014's Fiddler on the Roof.

He was a prolific composer, a college professor, a church choir director, the author of 16 mystery novels, and a choral music publisher, founding St. James Music Press in 1992 and giving many composers their first opportunity to share their work. He founded the Red River Opera Company in central Louisiana, and he owned six chainsaws. Some of his favorite pastimes were traveling, playing tennis and pickelball, and spending time with his family at the mountain cabin he built.

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Critiques

hilarious send up of church choirs wrapped around a mystery
 
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carolyn610petersen | 15 autres critiques | Jul 23, 2023 |
A mystery, but not one of the gruesome murder kind. Set in a village in North Carolina where a church choir is practicing a cantata for a Christmas service and shot through with gentle humor. Heartwarming, with appealing characters.
 
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janerawoof | 4 autres critiques | Dec 21, 2022 |
I received this book as a Christmas present because anyone who know me knows I'm a big Mark Schweizer laugh. There are few writers than can have me laughing hysterically while riding on a bus, but Schweizer is one of them.

This however, was not the typical Mark Schweizer book. There was no murder, and no potboiler being written by Hayden. There was a lovely story, with some gentle humour thrown in. As well, there is not as much necessity to know about liturgy and church polity in this book than in his usual fare. I can recommend the book, simply because it's another story about Hayden, but I think it belongs more with those who are on the sentimental side.… (plus d'informations)
 
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M.J.Perry | 4 autres critiques | Apr 21, 2022 |
I've always been a sucker for Church based mystery novels. The Alto Wore Tweed was fun. Mark Schweizer is not in the same league with Dorothy Sayers or Charles Merrill Smith but I will be looking for more of his books.
 
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MMc009 | 15 autres critiques | Jan 30, 2022 |

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Statistiques

Œuvres
28
Membres
985
Popularité
#26,140
Évaluation
4.0
Critiques
58
ISBN
19
Langues
1

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