Singing Historian : A memoir Edmund Bohan

Unlock the enchanting world of *Singing Historian*, a compelling memoir by acclaimed author Edmund Bohan. Dive into the life story of this multi-talented historian, celebrated biographer, and renowned international singer. This beautifully written memoir offers readers a unique tapestry woven from threads of history, music, and personal experiences, providing a fascinating glimpse into a life rich with artistic endeavor. Within 228 pages of vivid storytelling, Bohan traces his remarkable journey, starting from his childhood in wartime Invercargill to his transformative experiences at Christchurch Boys' High School and Canterbury University.

Filled with humorous and heartfelt anecdotes, *Singing Historian* captures the essence of Bohan's interactions with influential figures in music, literature, and academia. His lighthearted yet profound reflections on his life's work resonate deeply with anyone passionate about the arts, biography, and New Zealand's cultural heritage. With an impressive portfolio of 18 published works, including biographies and historical novels, Bohan's dedication to both music and writing is evident throughout this memoir.

From memorable performances with Benjamin Britten's English Opera Group to his teaching experiences that shaped his deep appreciation for music, *Singing Historian* is a must-read for enthusiasts of memoirs that celebrate the intersections of artistic pursuits and historical exploration. Join Edmund Bohan as he recounts his extraordinary life, offering a treasure trove of insights for readers intrigued by historic biographies, New Zealand history, and the performing arts.

Author: Edmund Bohan | Publisher: Canterbury University Press | Pages: 228 | Publication Date: 01-06-2012