Plan menu around sound of music. For those who enjoy entertaining before or after a musical event here is a cookbook with 18 menus for various occasions & 175 recipes. There are suggested beverages & musical suggestions with each menu to complement the presentation of food. The recipes are in bold print for ingredients, instructions follow in lighter print. Where an asterisk (*) is shown recipe may be completed to that point & set aside or refrigerated until serving time & finished at the last moment. There are many pages of musical potpourri - stories, anecdotes & events in lives of great composers, conductors & musicians of classical era. There are short biographies of nine of most innovative composers of classical music, their pictures in sepia tone, some of their original music in their own handwriting. The hard cover is of Vienna Symphony Orchestra on 150th anniversary program, New Years Eve. A great gift for the music lover or any one wishing to turn an ordinary get-together into a festive occasion. To order MUSIBOOK, 809 W. Travis, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. (210) 997-2980. Retail price $25.95 plus $3.00 S&H. Available in cartons of 17 per carton. Quantity orders.
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