Between the Lines by Stanley Sperber BOOK REVIEW

Extraordinary events described by a man who combined his two passions into one remarkable career.

Go on a truly unique ride with Stanley Sperber, the only conductor in the world who is also an internationally certified tennis umpire, as he describes true incidents from his unusual dual career.

These stories include poignant and sometimes hilarious encounters with such famous personalities as Leonard Bernstein, Danny Kaye, Daniel Barenboim and Zubin Mehta on the musical stage, as well as Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe on the tennis court.

You will have a chance to join him as he conducts the London Symphony Orchestra and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, and as he umpires at the U.S. Open and Davis Cup matches.

MY REVIEW:

Hello, readers!

I received the book,"Between the Lines" by Stanley Sperber to review on my blog.

"Between the Lines" is a wonderful book about Stanley Sperber,a man that was both a conductor and certified tennis umpire at the same time. The book tells the trials and errors of his careers. 

There are many hilarious stories he tells about his encounters with other celebrities.

This memoir tells why the author decided to go in both the music and sporting world.

You will join him on his journey, when he conducts at London Symphony Orchestra and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, and as he umpires at the U.S. Open and Davis Cup matches.

If you are a fan or music, conductors or tennis,you should definitely check out this book!

I highly recommend this book!

You can purchase this book at the link below:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VKDW1RB


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