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I buy a lot of books, but I have very few books to read to the end. But the enough to have a fine day's report. Two days of investment, and then he was stuck. This is a book on music, but it's also a book about people and a book of history. I became a total fan of Mr. Jean-Jingle through this book. His writings are repressed, but he has a painful nature. The conclusion is simple: every sentence has many names, and they seem to be pirated. It seems to deal with macro-ethic history, but it's
A book bought by a writer. I'll read it one day, but I love music as well as enough to keep it for reference.
Jang Jeong-il: Jang Jeong-il's Compendium of Bad Books
The author and reader of our time, Jean Kile, an essayist, is also known as a music enthusiast. He then returned to his new reading journal, which focused only on ‘ music,’ the Great Book of the Year. Books are made up of the 'Acdications' of 174 books dealing with music or speaking directly or indirectly. Frees their own minds about books and music, without being bound by a particular form or relationship of understanding. The stories of Sutage, Red Seplin, Miles Davis, Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, Cindy Lopper, Glenn Gould, and the books dealing with them are colorfully played in combination with music, including the novels of Herman Hesse and Oue Genzaburo. Nazi propaganda, racism and connection with jazz music, also brings to mind the context of music, society, music and power. It reveals one's taste in music, while also revealing a deep quest for the social and cultural context of music.
Korean title: 장정일의 악서총람
Korean author: 장정일
Korean publisher: 책세상
ISBN-13: 9791159310447
Reviews
I buy a lot of books, but I have very few books to read to the end. But the enough to have a fine day's report. Two days of investment, and then he was stuck. This is a book on music, but it's also a book about people and a book of history. I became a total fan of Mr. Jean-Jingle through this book. His writings are repressed, but he has a painful nature. The conclusion is simple: every sentence has many names, and they seem to be pirated. It seems to deal with macro-ethic history, but it's
A book bought by a writer. I'll read it one day, but I love music as well as enough to keep it for reference.
