ldquo;MEDEA - La perfezione dellombra - Alessandro Cabianca; riprendendo quanto scritto da Pindaro; Esiodo; Erodoto; Apollonio e Apollodoro; rappresenta una Medea bellissima; madre; amante e sposa fedele e propone una diversa versione del mito rispetto ad Euripide; una versione che ha radici antiche ed egrave; stata riproposta di recente da una grande scrittrice della Germania dellrsquo;Est; Christa Wolf: Medea stessa racconta che i suoi figli sono stati uccisi non da lei stessa; ma ferocemente lapidati dai Corinti per aver consegnato la veste fatale a Glauce; nuova sposa di Giasone (come affermano alcuni commentatori di Euripide). Il mito di Medea; di una tragicitagrave; estrema; ritorna cosigrave; a vivere ritrovando nuovi significati; come se un antico mitografo ne avesse ripreso il raccontordquo;.
#2514408 in eBooks 2014-01-27 2014-01-27File Name: B00I2O2KRM
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Its a good book for getting a feel for your bass and ...By R. GroteIts a good book for getting a feel for your bass and dexterity. It has basic and more complicated movements for your hands. I have been playing bass for 27 yrs. and this book (if followed by directions or making it more difficult by using all your fingers) makes my hands hurt when I am done with certain exercises. I would recommend using a metronome and changing the speeds; because I believe that if you actually practice all the exercises it will help you no matter what style you play; with regards to slap bass which is more pulling and popping the strings but for your neck hand it will still help. Like I said it has simple stuff in it that you would probably say I can do this without paying for it; but it has a good format that progresses as you move along. I havent gotten far enough into it and I dont think it has anything about chords so if thats what your looking for I dont think this is the book. Hope this helps thanks9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Rediscovering Bass After 40 Years - Great ExerciseBy William F. PoplawskiUsed to play a Gibson EB-3 with a scale length of ~ 30.5 in a couple of Rock bands in High school some 40 years ago. Three weeks ago I picked up a Squier Precision Bass with a scale length of ~ 34". Picked on the Gibson; finger on the P-Bass. Just got the book last night which arrived earlier that expected. Great job ! Spent 30 minutes this morning running through exercises #1 - 3 on page 6. Already got my moneys worth. Both hands got a great workout especially my right hand using two fingers and floating my thumb. I am convinced this will help me increase my reach and improve my fingering technique. Yep as someone said I might have been able to find something similar free on the web but I like to have the book in front of me on my music stand. Now with the right level of commitment to exercise on my part I can turn this $8 investment (Prime Member) into a gold mine; or at least a bunch of fun trying to bring up my bass playing skill set! Back to the fretboard ...3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. MUST HAVE FOR BASSISTS!!!By Daniel Bushrah SesayThis is book is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! I have been playing the bass for about 20 years and when I started using it; my fingers have never felt stronger. I enjoy all the exercises. It might take a moment to get your fingers moving; but when once you do; every finger (even your pinky) is strengthened. I highly recommend it for every level of bass playing.
