Un misterioso furto a San Marino condurragrave; Valentino Mastro in giro per lrsquo;Europa; allrsquo;inseguimento di antichi arcani e figure storiche; tra Messina e Madrid; Aix en Provence e Venezia; in mezzo a luci; ombre e spettri del passato; fino alla rivelazione finale. Un romanzo incalzante e divertente; dove i nostri giorni srsquo;insinuano tra le pieghe dei secoli; magistrale strumento drsquo;intrattenimento e approfondimento storico. "La culla di Giuda" propone ai lettori uno stile pregno di ricerca e spunti di riflessione; nascosti dietro il velo di una narrazione ritmata e accattivante.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. A must read!By Brad ShermanEver find yourself searching for a better way to connect with your students? Whether you teach music; writing; theater this book will help you with numerous exercises to reach them and free their creative process. But its not just for teachers; its also a great text for audiences and performers alike. Perfect for getting more insight into the creative process on a multitude of levels. PYCH (Project Youth and Chamber Music) and co-sponsor CSUs Neuroscience Programs just brought author; Bruce Adolphe; to Colorado for a great tour of workshops; lectures and performance for a wide range of audiences; both musically based and not. Ive heard nothing but positive feedback about the book and its uses. Definitely a worthwhile purchase and read.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Full of great ideas and suggestions and helps to take a new ...By MoiraFull of great ideas and suggestions and helps to take a new approach to performance and improvisation and general listening skills.7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. This is a great book.By foodI found this book in my universitys library; and I loved it! It presented so many ideas to me that I had never encountered before. Im glad this printing makes it more attainable. I recommend it any chance I get. Thanks; Bruce Adolphe!