Frank Martin’s Musical Reflections On Death; Dimension and Diversity Series (#11) (Dimension and Diversity: Studies in 20th-Century Music) Reviews



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4 Responses to “Frank Martin’s Musical Reflections On Death; Dimension and Diversity Series (#11) (Dimension and Diversity: Studies in 20th-Century Music) Reviews”

  1. Anonymous Says:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    A study of one renowned musician’s approaches on death, August 15, 2011
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    Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) –
    This review is from: Frank Martin’s Musical Reflections On Death; Dimension and Diversity Series (#11) (Dimension and Diversity: Studies in 20th-Century Music) (Paperback)

    Death is something we all face, and such, is a highly unifying topic. “Frank Martin’s Musical Reflections on Death” traces the history behind the work of Frank Martin, who created nine internationally renown compositions of music, each reflecting on death in their own unique way, centered both in World War II and when he was facing his own mortality. “Frank Martin’s Musical Reflections on Death” is a study of one renowned musician’s approaches on death and how you can take many approaches to this all encompassing subject.

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  2. Chris M. Wilson Says:
    15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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    Voyeurism for the View Askew fan …, January 14, 2008
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    Chris M. Wilson (Coos Bay, OR United States) –
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    This review is from: My Boring Ass Life: The Uncomfortably Candid Diary of Kevin Smith (Paperback)

    This book is a great read. I’ll assume that if you’re interested in this book in the first place, that you are already a Kevin Smith / View Askew fan. Clearly, that’s who this book is really for. And if you are that kind of person, the kind of person who owns all the DVD’s, has watched all the commentaries, reads the boards, listens to smodcast, and in some crazy way thinks of these people as some bizarre one-way extension of your own circle of friends, then you will love this book.

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  3. Neurofox "Neurofox" Says:
    5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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    Mixed bag, January 16, 2009
    This review is from: My Boring Ass Life: The Uncomfortably Candid Diary of Kevin Smith (Paperback)

    Really. The first half is – as the title promised – really boring. But it sets the stage for the second half, which is a real page turner. I could not put the book down until I was done once I hit the second half.
    Never had that experience with a book before. Very strange.

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  4. Tim E Robertson "Publisher MyMac" Says:
    16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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    Pages of Blog Posts, November 7, 2007
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    Tim E Robertson “Publisher MyMac” (Battle Creek, Mi United States) –
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    This review is from: My Boring Ass Life: The Uncomfortably Candid Diary of Kevin Smith (Paperback)

    Okay, I knew what this was when I paid for it. No biggie. It is just over a years worth of blog posts. But it was still interesting to read. However, at one point, maybe a quarter of the way through, I stopped and asked myself “why the heck am i reading this mundane stuff? An online diary? It’s not like he died or something. Or that he will help me become the next great director or writer.” Then I went back to reading.

    I am not finished yet. It is my official “Crap, I didn’t bring anything with me into the bathroom to read” book, meaning it lives in the bathroom for just those moments. I can usually crank out a page or two that way. More, if I had a Chinese food earlier that day.

    Still, if you are a Smith fan, you may dig it. I am, it’s kinda cool. I think I may have read some of it online, as I knew what would happen in some passages. So check it out, you will probably dig it, too.

    Tim from MYMac.com

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