A Submarine Tour by Frank Balch
There is a certain aptness that today just happens to be the 198th birthday anniversary of the French author Jules Verne, because it is of the so-called “Father of Science Fiction” that I would now speak; specifically, of his novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, which first appeared in book form in 1870. An immediate international best-seller, the book’s popularity enabled Verne to become a full-time writer, and is today looked upon as something of a seminal work;
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Right, and we, as fantasy readers, would have appreciated the reference.... it certainly gives the impression that she didn't want…
Right? Especially since the character is allegedly a fantasy reader. It would have taken one sentence to have her think…
Wow, that is really disappointing.
The explanation of chord voicings was very clear. Do you have advice for transitioning smoothly between complex chords? freeonlinepiano.com
This piece has a lovely melody and your interpretation highlights its emotional depth. It's inspiring to hear such nuanced playing.