Alice Parker Livres

Drawn from the world’s most beloved songs, the more than 70 examples in this book explore the history and crucial elements of melody, which is the very basis of song. This unique guide allows readers a new insight into the composition of songs and focuses solely on how simple musical lines combined with the right texts can make a catchy melodic phrase that lasts throughout the ages without consideration of harmony, counterpoint or other constructs.

Exploring the essence of melody, this guide features over 70 examples from beloved songs to highlight how simple musical lines paired with impactful lyrics create memorable melodic phrases. By concentrating exclusively on melody without delving into harmony or counterpoint, it offers readers a fresh perspective on songwriting and composition. This unique approach reveals the timeless nature of catchy melodies, enhancing understanding of their fundamental role in music.

The book delves into the personal narratives of foreigners who experienced life in Japan after World War II, highlighting their struggles and triumphs in a bicultural environment. It intertwines these emotional tales with historical context, exploring the impact of the Allied Occupation and Japan's subsequent economic challenges. The stories reflect a deep yearning for recognition of their experiences and showcase the resilience of the human spirit in the quest for belonging, offering a poignant look at life during a transformative period in Japanese history.

Exploring the fundamental emotions of love and fear, the book posits that love is the most powerful force, capable of overcoming negativity. It emphasizes that apathy, rather than hate, is the true opposite of love. The author shares insights from thirty years of spiritual experience, offering seventy exercises designed to help readers release past burdens and embrace personal freedom. This journey encourages individuals to recognize that change is a choice and to seek their unique spiritual path, independent of organized religion, towards a deeper connection with the divine.

A transformative journey unfolds as five single businesswomen from different countries converge in Australia's Red Centre, each seeking personal growth. The American, recently divorced and living in Japan, joins Jean, a widowed teacher from England, Trudy, a bank employee from Melbourne, and cousins Marta and Kaylin from the Azores. Together, they tackle the physical challenges of Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon, fostering self-discovery and empowerment. Their adventure leads to unexpected changes, blossoming confidence, and a deeper connection among them in the spirit of Unlimited Oz!

Set against the backdrop of the 1970s, the story follows four newly divorced friends—Beth, Connie, Michael, and April—navigating their transformed lives as suburban housewives in Chicago. Embracing a lifestyle filled with escapades, including casual sex, drugs, and alcohol, they find themselves in stark contrast to the political upheaval surrounding them. While the nation grapples with protests and social issues, these women remain largely detached from the political discourse, focusing instead on their personal journeys and the complexities of their new identities.

Drawing on celestial wisdom and personal experiences, this transformative guide empowers readers to overcome past traumas by choosing love over fear. The author, a seasoned teacher, provides practical exercises and profound insights that enable individuals to unlock a fulfilling, purpose-driven life. Emphasizing a universal truth, the book encourages a personal connection with a higher source, steering away from organized religion. It invites readers to release their past and embrace a future rooted in love and authenticity.

Aus dem Amerikanischen von Rahn-Huber, Ulla ( Esoterik). 250 S.