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Exceptional & charming illustrations to classic child author

What a peaceful revolutionary can achieve

A Musicologist Analyzes Sir Arthur SullivanThe book analyzes Arthur Sullivans style, breaking it down into chapters dealing with musical forms such as melody, harmony, word setting, orchestration, etc. Copious examples in musical notation and snippets from scores, many from very obscure non-Savoy operas. (E.g. quotes from "The Zoo" which was still officially lost at the time of the original edition).
Hughes takes a very objective style, unusual for a books on Sullivan which tend be limited to the more prosaic descriptions of his operettas. He takes Sullivan to task for some of his failings (e.g. harmon! y) and praises him where appropriate (e.g. melody and word setting).
A unique and very detailed tome!


An Excellent Book

Neat book with good actionAnd now for the second. This is where Gabumon is captured by the Veggimon, who are on with the Digimon Emperor. Then the gang comes, and finds where the Veggiemon are, and the tower where they are is one of the Emperor's control spires. Either way, this was a really surprising story. Read the rest and find out why.


Insightful commentaryContributed chapters from thoughtful sources.
This is a MUST own for junk bond junkies.


Spellbinding! Captivating! Edge of your seat!

Always asked for.

very good book, but haven't heard from you guys.

A great combination of murder and golf!