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Mute Singer, a Novel

Mute Singer, a Novel

Di: Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie
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In the heart of Paris circa 1847, Sylvie de la Roche, the daughter of a once-prominent nobleman now living in poverty, discovers a world of music and ambition. Her extraordinary contralto voice catches the attention of the grumpy yet talented old musician, Maître Beaujeu, who becomes her mentor. Just as she is poised to take the stage alongside the illustrious tenor Lablanche, a twist of fate leaves her voice silenced. As she grapples with the loss of her greatest gift, will Sylvie find a way to reclaim her dreams amidst the glittering allure of aristocratic patrons and an enigmatic young nobleman? Join Sylvie on her journey of resilience and hope. - Summary by Kelly S. TaylorCopyright 19th and 20th Century Fiction Arte Intrattenimento e arti dello spettacolo Mondiale
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