Musician, Educator, Mountaineer

This fascinating oral history brings to life the multifaceted career of Ernst Bacon, a prominent American composer, musician, and mountaineer. Through interviews with Bacon and his colleagues, the transcript offers insights into Bacon's creative process, his philosophy of teaching, and his adventures exploring the mountains of America and Europe. With its rich anecdotes and unique perspective on 20th-century music and culture, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of music and outdoor adventure.

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