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3 reviews
Ronan Tynan

Cherry Lane Music, 2005

Very descent and great to play
I read two other reviews for this book and quite honestly, I cannot agree. Yes, the key for most songs are pretty high, but that's to be expected, as the singer is a tenor. Also, it says right there on the cover: Piano, Vocal-so there should be no surpirse that the second reviewer did not get the biography or Tynan she was looking for. The songs are some of my favorite classics: Amazing Grace, ...

Halfway Home
Ronan Tynan

Bantam Books Ltd, 2003

Halfway Home

26 reviews

Scribner, 2004

A Must Read...Motivational and Inspirational
Firstly this review is not intended in any way to be objective. I love the man who is Ronan Tynan, I love his voice and all that he has contributed to the world. Halfway Home is the story of a man who is passionate, driven, inspired and someone who refuses to beaten down in any way. He is a Maverick, who in this side-splittingly funny book, outlines just some of the things that he has done in his ...

Stages: From the Irish Village to the Concert Halls of the World, My Life As a Tenor
Ronan Tynan, 2001

From a childhood spent on a dairy farm in southeastern Ireland to the most elite company of international opera stars, Tynans life has been a roller coaster of triumph and tragedy that has elevated him to a hero of modern Irish lore. As a boy, he suffered from a congenital condition that required him to wear bulky leg braces into early adulthood. At age 20, he chose to have both legs amputated below the knees in favour of prostheses. Rising ...