Who Was Anna Gottlieb?
Mozart’s Pamina is world famous, but the soprano who first breathed her to life has been forgotten.
Mozart’s Pamina is world famous, but the soprano who first breathed her to life has been forgotten.
In his youth, the legendary travel writer embarked on a walk from London to Constantinople. Along the way, for three extraordinary weeks in February 1934, he discovered Vienna in the throes of political upheaval, to which it seemed to give a collective shrug.