Murder to Music

A collection of delightful tales make up the magnum opus known as Murder to Music...a collection that will strike a chord for fans of music and mystery.
Agatha Christie's "Swan Song" stars Mme. Paula Nazorkoff, the quintessential diva, and Edward D. Hoch's "The Spy Who Went to the Opera" takes undercover agent Jeffrey Rand backstage. Lynne Barrett goes on the road with a colorful Elvis impersonator, while in "The Family Rose" Charlotte Hinger spotlights a fading country-western singer. A Wagner fan becomes a murder suspect in Michael Underwood's "Death at the Opera"... On a different note, John Lutz's private eye Nudger trails a blues singer through the jazz clubs of New Orleans, and Doug Allyn's gumshoe tracks down a record company's unpaid royalties - both with fatal results.
Contents:
Swan song / Agatha Christie --
Shabby little shocker / Linda Haldeman --
The sultans of soul / Doug Allyn --
The cry of a violin / Seymour Shubin --
Death between dances / Cornell Woolrich --
Elvis lives / Lynne Barrett --
The viotti stradivarius / Lillian de la Torre --
An ear for murder / L.A. Taylor --
Mom sings an aria / James Yaffe --
Cut from the same cloth / George Baxt --
Death at the opera / Michael Underwood --
The spy who went to the opera / Edward D. Hoch --
The right to sing the blues / John Lutz --
The family rose / Charlotte Hinger --
Concerto for violence and orchestra / William Bankier.