Setting In Maestro
Setting and language are two techniques used in the story telling of Maestro, a well written first person confessional novel. ... Setting is an elementary requirement for a story. ... Goldsworthy’s choice of setting in Maestro takes the reader from Darwin, a town full of strong emotion, sensuality and sexuality, “I loved the town of booze, and blow at first sight. ... Setting allows the reader to develop an insight into different characters. ... A large percentage of the story takes place in a setting quite unlike the typical classroom where classical music would be taught.