This book; composed of personal compositions; is an attempt to enrich the Greek guitar repertory with pieces; coming from different musical genres; which contain a wealth of technical requirements for the middle class.During middle class; student is asked to slowly conquer maturity in his playing; passing from the "child" in the "adolescent" stage of guitar and many of the pieces - experiences he learns during this stage; he ldquo;carriesrdquo; with him/her technically as well as melodically; for a very long time.In this book you will find pieces of all "levels" of the middle class. Pieces for newcomers in the class (The Secret of the rock); pieces to learn being especially expressive (Once upon a time; a time of cynicism); pieces demanding as to the rhythm of execution (Mobility; Spark); increased difficulty pieces (The song of the Elder; Ren Que).
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. North Fork Cemeteries: Purchased at .comBy depA fascinating book about the north part of Long Island; its history and cemeteries. Some interesting stories are told of how this part of the island was settled; including information about 11 towns. There are quite a few individual gravestones pictured; I would have liked even more of them plus a bit more history about them. This is not a big book; but there is quite a bit of information in it.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Headstones and HistoryBy William WilsonLike all of the Arcadia Publishing "Images of America" series; there is little text in this volume other than the photo captions. Unlike some of the others Ive read; the author uses the caption to provide informative historical vignettes of Long Islands North Fork. The format forces an author to tag all his text to photos; so its very difficult to put together a cohesive story; particularly when youre basing the text largely on photos of tombstones and cemeteries. If youre looking for a comprehensive history of the North Fork; this isnt it. Neither is it a comprehensive inventory of the areas cemeteries and their gravesites; or a genealogical sourcebook. There is a fairly good bibliography that cites books that perform these functions. Nonetheless; if you have connections to the North Fork; I think youll enjoy the historical sidelights that the book provides.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. North Fork Long Island. GravesBy Margaret ReevePurchased for geneology. Modest but well done. I am not disappointed. Of interest to families with north fork ancestors and history..
