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Synopsis
David Webber is a man of prodigious musical talent—and prodigious alcohol consumption—who makes a meager living playing piano in a hotel bar. He's sure he's hit rock bottom. David doesn't realize, however, his boring, depressing life is about to get complicated—and dangerous. When David's college mentor is murdered and his music agent disappears, he becomes the prime suspect. David is hurled into a treacherous world of international assassins, underground crime, and shadowy figures in the US government. Could these events be linked to a few faded scribbles of music his mentor passed on to him years earlier? Two centuries after a chance meeting between Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Benjamin Franklin, a washed-up piano player uncovers what might be the most explosive musical discovery ever made. But if David can't put all the pieces together, he could end up like Mozart: a dead musical genius.
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Biographie de l'auteur
Phillip Swann’s career in the entertainment industry spans over thirty years as a performer, songwriter, record producer, and author. His songs have been heard in television and film and recorded by numerous recording artists, including Clay Aiken, Lee Ann Womack, Lee Greenwood, and Blake Shelton.
For the theatrical stage Swann is the composer of seven musicals, including the Off-Broadway hit Play It Cool (2012 Outer Critics Circle nominee for Best New Musical), The People Vs Friar Laurence, the Man Who Killed Romeo and Juliet (nominated for three Jeffery Joseph Awards including Best New Musical), and DeLEARious (Garland Award winner for Best New Score).
A native of West Virginia, Swann attended New York’s American Academy of the Dramatic Arts. In 2011, Swann released his first solo album, Stale Scotch and Cheap Cigars. Swann resides in Los Angeles where he writes and teaches songwriting at UCLA. The Mozart Conspiracy is his first novel.
Présentation de l'éditeur
David Webber is a man of prodigious musical talent—and prodigious alcohol consumption—who makes a meager living playing piano in a hotel bar. He's sure he's hit rock bottom. David doesn't realize, however, his boring, depressing life is about to get complicated—and dangerous. When David's college mentor is murdered and his music agent disappears, he becomes the prime suspect. David is hurled into a treacherous world of international assassins, underground crime, and shadowy figures in the US government. Could these events be linked to a few faded scribbles of music his mentor passed on to him years earlier? Two centuries after a chance meeting between Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Benjamin Franklin, a washed-up piano player uncovers what might be the most explosive musical discovery ever made. But if David can't put all the pieces together, he could end up like Mozart: a dead musical genius.
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The Mozart Conspiracy
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Hartwood Publishing Group, LLC, 2016
ISBN 10 : 1629166324
ISBN 13 : 9781629166322
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