Cet auteur se concentre sur l'analyse des médias et de l'industrie de la télévision, pas sur la création littéraire.
Gregor's journey through life is marked by a struggle against his severe mental illness, which manifests from early childhood and intensifies into adulthood. He grapples with his identity as a "monster," shaped by his deeply disturbed psyche. The narrative explores themes of isolation and the impact of mental health, presenting a haunting portrayal of a man battling his inner demons and societal perceptions of normalcy.
Featuring meticulous transcriptions for piano, bass, and drums, this collection highlights eight iconic pieces performed by the legendary trio of Bill Evans, Scott LaFaro, and Paul Motian. The selections include classics such as "Alice in Wonderland," "Autumn Leaves," and "Waltz for Debby," showcasing the trio's innovative interpretations and intricate interplay. Musicians can explore these timeless arrangements to deepen their understanding of jazz performance and ensemble dynamics.
These pieces display the innovative style of the late, great jazz master Bill Evans including his highly original harmonic and melodic concept, his creative sense of rhythmic subdivision and his free-flowing phrase construction. Titles are: Autumn Leaves • Here's That Rainy Day • I Should Care • Make Someone Happy • Spring Is Here • The Touch of Your Lips • What Is This Thing Called Love? • What Kind of Fool Am I?
10 songs from this jazz master display his unique lyrical style. Alfie * But Beautiful * Dolphin Dance * Emily * I Will Say Goodbye (Je Vivrai Sans Toi) * Never Let Me Go * Seascape * The Summer Knows (Theme From Summer of '42) * A Time of Love * You Must Believe in Spring.
The book offers complete piano transcriptions of Bill Evans' 1968 solo album, showcasing a selection of his iconic pieces. Included are beloved tracks such as "Here's That Rainy Day," "Midnight Mood," "Never Let Me Go," "On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)," and "A Time for Love." Musicians will appreciate the detailed arrangements that capture Evans' distinctive style and emotional depth, making it an essential resource for both performers and fans of jazz piano.
Featuring note-for-note transcriptions for piano, bass, and drums, this collection showcases seven iconic pieces performed by Bill Evans, Marc Johnson, and Joe La Barbera. Included are classic tunes such as "But Beautiful," "For All We Know," and "My Foolish Heart," offering musicians a comprehensive resource for learning these masterpieces. Additionally, the book provides a discography, enriching the context for each piece and enhancing the overall musical experience.
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This collection features eight solo piano transcriptions by the renowned Bill Evans, showcasing his influential style. The selected pieces include classics like "Autumn Leaves" and "My Foolish Heart," reflecting a range of emotions and musical depth. Additionally, the book provides valuable context with a biography, discography, and recording dates for each piece, enriching the reader's understanding of Evans' artistry and contributions to jazz music.
Most of the tales included in this volume deal with various themes in the Horror genre, many of which involve the supernatural and the occult. The movie The Exorcist, deeply influenced the plot lines and themes of many of the stories and poems found here. (I'm still scarred from watching that movie, having seen it on Day 2 of its release. There was no way a 17-year-old naïve kid could have seen what was coming in that one). Add to the fact that since age 10, I have been watching B grade Horror films, and grew up admiring Karloff, Lugosi, Vincent Price et al. With all of this in mind, it may be easy to guess how this book came to fruition. A demon hunter (protagonist) John Kane is featured in many of the stories, where he finds himself tackling sometimes insurmountable odds versus the demons Morax and/or Green Man. Each story is stand alone, and is generally not connected to any of the others (with one exception involving a villainous monkey god). Also included in this anthology is seven (very dark) poems.