Out of Tune
David Helfgott and the Myth of Shine
Published on 26. September 2009
304 pages
978-0-446-56519-6 (ISBN)
Description
Margaret Helfgott, sister of the piano virtuoso David Helfgott, shines new light on the story behind the film that brought him into the public arena. Her story contests the ideas developed in the film Shine in a thought-provoking manner.
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09/1998
Grand Central Publishing
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Notes and Acknowledgments
- 1: OSCAR NIGHT
- 2: MY DEAR FATHER, PETER HELFGOTT
- 3: FAMILY LIFE
- 4: THE MOVE TO PERTH
- 5: "MUSIC WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR FRIEND"
- 6: A SUGGESTION FROM ISAAC STERN
- 7: STALIN, MAO, AND TABLE TENNIS
- 8: PETER AND DAVID ARGUE AND MAKE UP
- 9: DAVID IN LONDON-A STORY THAT CANNOT BE FULLY TOLD
- 10: LONDON LIFE-TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY
- 11: DESCENT INTO ILLNESS
- 12: A FIRST MARRIAGE: THE STORY OF CLAIRE
- 13: MY FATHER'S FINAL YEARS
- 14: THE ROAD TO REHABILITATION: A GOOD WOMAN AND A FAIR MAN HELP DAVID
- 15: THE MAKING OF SHINE
- 16: DRAMATIC DISTORTIONS IN SHINE
- 17 CHEAPENING THE HOLOCAUST
- 18: MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS ATTACK SHINE
- 19: DAVID'S 1997 WORLD TOUR: CLASSICAL MUSIC'S HOTTEST TICKET
- 20: DAVID AND GILLIAN
- 21: A SMALL VICTORY KEEPS THE SHINE STUDY GUIDE OUT OF AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS
- 22: RIGHTING THE WRONGS
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