Avec ce quatriegrave;me volume de Subjectiles; Louis Doucet poursuit sa tacirc;che; redonner agrave; la critique drsquo;art sa noblesse et son rocirc;le tel que le deacute;finissait Walter Benjamin : laquo; forger des formules sans trahir les ideacute;es. Les formules drsquo;une critique insuffisante bradent la penseacute;e au profit de la mode. raquo;Dans ces essais eacute;crits agrave; lrsquo;occasion drsquo;expositions; de preacute;faces ou drsquo;hommages; Louis Doucet revendique une approche subjective des oeuvres pour deacute;fendre les artistes de notre temps contre une mode plus steacute;rilisante que jamais.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Some chords just dont make any sense!...By #34;Old Timer#34;...Look; I may not be the brightest guy in the world; but I just thought I"d say my two cents worth and you be the judge.I play the baritone ukulele. The chords in this book are so simple that they seem to LOSE some harmonics; meaning thatthe chords just dont sound too good to my ear.Perhaps this is due to the fact that this book is written for the most basic/simple player in order for him to comprehendhow to play the songs. Ive had no problem with other music books; but this one just baffles me. Again; some of the writtenchords; just dont make "harmonic" sense.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Few good songsBy Viola DaGambaI should have looked at the song list more closely. Seems like a poor selection of 40s music.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. another good oneBy Rebecca WagnerI love these "easy" books - I can play everything with no practice; and rarely play anything the same way twice. If youre an experienced improv piano player you can hear and fill in the missing chords. The print is big and easy to see. I highly recommend them for experienced and beginner players alike.
