October Books

I will leave you to google the books, but for György Pauk's book, here is what he wrote in the first page:

This book was prepared for publication during the 2020/21 period of the Cpvod-19 pandemic, as everyone knows, this has had a traumatic impact on the classical music community in the UK and overseas, many of those earning their living in this sector of the economy are 'freelance', or self employed and demand for their services has collapsed, as for the student preparing to follow in their footsteps, they are anxiously wondering what the future holds for them

I have decided that all proceeds from the sale of this book will be distributed to charities support young classical musicians.

[Maggiemae]

This artist must be Russian with a name like that. Good that you are able to do this contribution to charities.

[Suzanne]

I like book recommendations so I have checked these out. Thankyou.

[Wylie]

Isn't there a famous book called Gorky Park? Is this perhaps a pen name?

[Boxplayer]

What a wonderful thing for the author to do. It was (and still is really with all the uncertainty) a terrible time for all creatives and I am so grateful now for their contributions to our quality of life.

[Heather]

That's so great! Young classical musicians have a hero in him!

[Krista Marson]

It's tragic to think what damage covid did to the arts.

[Yao RL]

@pusspup György Pauk is a Hungarian violinist. @maggiemae

[Christina]

So many self-employed were so hard hit during covid - what a community mind person to give proceeds to those who are struggling!