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Title: Classical Music
Author: Joy Cowley
Narrator: Elizabeth Hawthorne
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-23-14
Publisher: Penguin Books NZ
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Delia and Bea: sisters, but never close. Delia lives a glamorous life in New York and Bea lives thousands of miles away in New Zealand, looking after elderly parents and playing the role of dutiful daughter. Delia and Bea both long for the warmth and intimacy of sisterhood, but it always eludes them.
When Delia rushes home for their father's funeral there is an opportunity to spend some time together, but Delia and Bea move in orbit around each other, both recalling grievances and hurts, neither prepared to admit their need for each other. But as the day of the funeral passes, memories are unlocked: memories of their mother and her passion for music, memories of their father and memories of a magical summer and a man they had all loved.
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Title: Classical Music
Author: Joy Cowley
Narrator: Elizabeth Hawthorne
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-23-14
Publisher: Penguin Books NZ
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Delia and Bea: sisters, but never close. Delia lives a glamorous life in New York and Bea lives thousands of miles away in New Zealand, looking after elderly parents and playing the role of dutiful daughter. Delia and Bea both long for the warmth and intimacy of sisterhood, but it always eludes them.
When Delia rushes home for their father's funeral there is an opportunity to spend some time together, but Delia and Bea move in orbit around each other, both recalling grievances and hurts, neither prepared to admit their need for each other. But as the day of the funeral passes, memories are unlocked: memories of their mother and her passion for music, memories of their father and memories of a magical summer and a man they had all loved.