Il racconto; per quanto frutto di fantasia; mi ha riportato alla mente lrsquo;atmosfera euforica che negli anni Sessanta pervadeva la gioventugrave; nel cosiddetto lsquo;Mondo occidentalersquo; e che si alimentava di miti e di idoli al massimo grado rappresentati dalla band inglese dei Beatles.La vicenda; inserita in una cornice di dati reali e oggettivi; non manca di spunti vagamente ironici; lo stile; rapido e fluente; favorisce una lettura tutta drsquo;un fiato per un avvincente susseguirsi di colpi di scena che portano a unrsquo;inattesa e sconcertante conferma di una leggenda metropolitana diffusa allrsquo;epoca nel mondo dei fans della band inglese.Mi auguro che lrsquo;Autore; dopo questo primo riuscito esperimento di scrittura; voglia cimentarsi in nuovi lavori; magari spiegandoci altri lsquo;misterirsquo; del fantastico mondo della musica.Buona lettura ehellip; attendiamo altri racconti!Marchioni Gianpietro
#542675 in eBooks 2005-05-03 2015-11-05File Name: B017MOZ150
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Get it. and dont call me Sandy.By Seth ZAlfred is my best friend. Thats truth. I only wish I could Alfred in person. but I have recently discovered that Alfred is no longer with us. He apparently was a man named Sandy. I suppose I would forgo using my real name when writing a book about drum methods. "Sandys Drum Method".... nope. it just doesnt have the right sound (get it? .. right sound?)Anyway. the book is great for those wanting to learn the basics of reading snare drum sheet music. It wont make you a master of the drum. but it is a step in the right direction. If you have a yearning to learn drumming. or just want to know why some music notes look so very weird. this book will help you in either case.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. excellentBy J. ChildsExcellent book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great starter book for snare drum lessonsBy Lucy L.Its a classic. I appreciate that the book is slow and methodical (great for elementary school kids). and that they emphasize the counting of the beats/subdivisions. It is also written by percussionists (vs. other methods like "Essential Elements" -- terrible organization for percussionists. although its good for the winds and brass) which I appreciate.
