Michael Martino (260 results)

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Stapled Wraps. Condition: Near Fine. This is the third issue of the groundbreaking journal for clarinettists and composers of music for clarinet. CONTENTS: Clar-Fest '82 Introduction & Schedule of Events, An Evening of Contemporary Clarinet Music (featuring The American Camerata, reviews of music by John Stephens, Elliott Schwartz, Ralph Shapey, and Donald Martino), Confessions of a Composer-Clarinetist (Martino), The Vandoren Reed - A Tradition (Hogue), Lessons with Leon: The New Russianoff "Clarinet Method" (Hite). 20+ pages, with numerous photos and advertisements. [NOTE: The bonus 1985 Newsletter gives full details of Clar-Fest '85, including a complete Schedule of Events plus photos and bios of the artists involved: F. Gerard Errante, Edwin Riley, Larry Combs, Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, Lawrence McDonald, William McColl, John Mohler, Charles Neidich, Phillip Rehfeldt, Leon Russianoff, and Bob Wilber. 12 pages, with advertisements. CONDITION: bright, solid, unmarked copies with light shelfwear (a faint corner crease on the back cover of the journal) - now in a clear, protective polyproplyene bag with archival backing board. Ben Shahn (cover art) (illustrator).…

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SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Galaxy publishing , NY , 1966 First Edition Digest sized vintage science fiction magazine illustrated and with stories by Larry Niven , Joseph P. Martino , Ernest Hill, Gordon R. Dickson, A. Bertram Chandler, Michael Walker, Rachel Cosgrove Payes. 162 pages Contents page in photos A very good copy with light edge wear and minor dust soiling , crease to head of spine. Text paper lightly toned. See Photos mag bx 4. Cover art by Adkins (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: New. In ancient Greece and across the Mediterranean, kingdoms strive for dominance. The great powers of Carthage and Egypt look on with avarice as the might of the Greeks is spent warring between themselves, oblivious to external dangers. Year in and year out, the people suffer at the hands of their rulers and the famine and pestilence that comes with conflict. The great rulers of the day are themselves helpless to end this cycle of destruction. While life on the battlefield is cheap, the slave trade flourishes through the years of interminable battle and death. Kings and queens pray to the gods and seek wisdom from the oracles, but the gods, it seems, prefer combat to diplomacy.At Olympia, the peace of the temple precinct is an island of calm in a sea of turmoil. Here on this sacred soil grows the seed of a better future, yet even here there lurks danger and deceit as the forces of destruction reach into the sanctuary of the gods. For this seed to thrive, it will take more than prayers and goodwill.Yet often hope springs from the most unlikely sources. There is one amongst the Greeks who sees light where others only perceive darkness. One who sees that there is another way to settle conflict - with honor and courage. One who will set aflame a torch that will burn for thousands of years, down through the ages. In an epoch of chaos and strife, a new force for peace is born.…