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A fascinating insight into the golden-age of 1970s and 80s rock and roll told through the eyes of music legend Bernie Marsden and, most notably, his role in establishing one of the world’s most famous rock bands of all time – Whitesnake. ‘Bernie Marsden is a musical treasure…I don't think people know ALL he has done and just how much he was a part of the early British rock scene to present day. It's all in here. READ THIS BOOK!’ Steve Lukather, Toto Touring with AC/DC. Befriending The Beatles. Writing one of the world’s most iconic rock songs. This is the story of a young boy from a small town who dreamt of one day playing the guitar for a living – and ended up a rock n’ roll legend. It follows Bernie Marsden’s astonishing career in the industry – from tours in Cold War Germany and Franco’s Spain, to meeting and befriending George Harrison and touring Europe with AC/DC. It’s a story of hard graft, of life on the road, of meeting and playing with your heroes, of writing iconic rock songs – most notably the multi-million selling hit ‘Here I Go Again’ – and of being in one of the biggest rock bands of all time. At age 30, Bernie left Whitesnake due to serious conflict with his management, something he explores in this memoir for the very first time. Packed with stories and encounters with the likes of Ringo Starr, Elton John, Cozy Powell, Ozzy Osborne, B. B. King and Jon Lord, this is not just a remarkable look into the highs and lows of being a true music legend, but an intimate account of the revolutionary impact rock and roll music has offered to the world.

‘A gorgeous will they/won’t they love story, with depth and surprising twists’ Sun ‘A proper winter heart-warmer’ Heat ‘If you’re a fan of Jojo Moyes, you’ll love Emma Heatherington’s beautifully written – and also not predictable – Christmas novel’ Yahoo’s Top Books for October A stunning Christmas romance for fans of One Winter Morning. From the moment they meet one December day there’s something between Charlotte Taylor and her brother’s best friend, Tom Farley. But Tom’s already taken and Charlie has to let him go… It’s another five years before their paths cross again only a secret from the past forces Charlie to make a choice. She promises herself she’ll never look back… The years pass and Charlie moves on with her life but she can never forget Tom. He’s always there whispering ‘What if?’. Can Charlie leave the life she has built for one last chance with Tom? Or is the one that got away not really the one at all…? Readers love Rewrite the Stars…! ‘Romantic, cosy and a book that can be read cover to cover in one day because you just can’t put it down’ Yahoo ‘I really enjoyed 'One Day in December' by Josie Silver, so when I read that fans of that book would enjoy this one I already had plenty of expectations in my head… this book absolutely smashed through all those expectations and I love it even more’ Amy A ‘Would have read it in one go if I didn’t have to go to work!’ Carla ‘A definite WOW book’ Sue, Netgalley ‘I absolutely loved this book and was so gutted it had to come to an end’ Shirleyann ‘Absolutely adored this book. I'm a psychological thrillers type of girl generally but every now and then I need something to break up all the crazy and this was a very welcome distraction’ Laura S ‘Touched my heart in a way few others have’ Michelle, Netgalley ‘A wonderfully written Christmas love story which isn't predictable and really enjoyable’ Nicola S ‘An emotional rollercoaster’ Jane B ‘This story will tug at your heartstrings’ Jennifer H

Der Theaterpionier Friedrich Ludwig Schr?der (1744–1816) war von 1781 bis 1785 am Wiener Burgtheater engagiert. Zeitgleich wirkte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) als freischaffender Musiker in Wien. Beide waren ?ber k?nstlerische und menschliche Zusammenh?nge miteinander verbunden. Das hatte auch zu tun mit vielf?ltigen Netzwerken, gemeinsamen Freunden und F?rderern sowie mit freimaurerischen Geistesverwandtschaften, die einen bisher kaum beachteten Aspekt der Entstehungsgeschichte von Mozarts Opern und deren Rezeption ber?hren. Mozarts und Schr?ders Wirken steht gegen Ende des Aufkl?rungszeitalters am Beginn einer Epoche, die sich kulturhistorisch auch als Weimarer Klassik in der Literatur und als Wiener Klassik in der Musik artikuliert.

This music book contains the original sheet music of the Children's Song «Baa Baa Black Sheep» for Piano. Easy arranged in C major.

With an artistic love of freedom, Felix Reuter has taken up central motifs of the Beethoven Sonata Path?tique, «distilled» the work sensitively and allowed his own stylistic colours to flow in a very organic way. They make the artistic essence shine anew as a personal reading – more peaceful and less stirring than the original work, yet with great expressiveness. In the third movement, Felix Reuter manages, with small changes, to create skilful jazz harmonies and to make something completely different out of the work. The musical theme is transformed into a wonderfully slow blues. In this edition the piano sheet music of third movement are included. Movements 1 and 2 are also available as sheet music editions. // Mit k?nstlerischer Freiheitsliebe hat Felix Reuter zentrale Motive der Beethoven-Sonate Path?tique aufgegriffen, das Werk gef?hlvoll „destilliert“ und auf ganz organische Weise eigene Stilfarben hineinflie?en lassen. Sie bringen die k?nstlerische Essenz als eine pers?nliche Lesart neu zum Strahlen – friedvoller und weniger aufw?hlend als das urspr?ngliche Werk, und doch mit gro?er Ausdruckskraft. Im dritten Satz schafft es Felix Reuter mit kleinen Ver?nderungen, geschickte Jazzharmonien entstehen zu lassen und aus dem Werk etwas ganz anderes zu machen. Das musikalische Thema verwandelt sich einen herrlich langsamen Blues. In dieser Ausgabe sind die Klaviernoten zum dritten Satz enthalten. Satz 1 und 2 sind ebenfalls als Notenausgaben erh?ltlich.