Review of Diabolus In Musica

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Seems like an interesting read to me with all the drama and love story of the devil in music.
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The review is fascinating to read. Richard Rees's book sounds like one I would like to read. Congratulations on BOTD!
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The review is fascinating to read. Richard Rees's book sounds like one I would like to read. Congratulations on BOTD!
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I've never read a screenplay. This would be something new for me that I cant wait to try. Congratulations on being listed as Book Of The Day.
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I've never read a screenplay. This would be something new for me that I cant wait to try. Congratulations on being listed as Book Of The Day.
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I've never read a screenplay. This would be something new for me that I cant wait to try. Congratulations on being listed as Book Of The Day.
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I've never read a screenplay. This would be something new for me that I cant wait to try. Congratulations on being listed as Book Of The Day.
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I will love to read "Diabolus In Musica". The book has some unique features which I find very intriguing. Nice review.
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I love books that are professionally edited as they guarantee me an uninterrupted reading experience. Thanks for the through review.
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I didn't feel like I would want to read this book, because I know nothing about music. But your review made me feel interested in this book. I want to read this book and learn about such a famous violinist. And want to see whether it deserves the 4-star rating you gave and I would feel the same. And since the book is professionally edited, I don't have to worry about obstructions while reading. And I might learn about music and the violin instrument. Thank you for such an amazing review.
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Although the theme of flawed genius – which you highlight well – is always interesting, it seems inadequate to write about music. Perhaps an audio medium would be more suitable.
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I don't usually enjoy screenplays but the author's storyline to Paganini's life seems wonderfully written. Based on the OBC review, I can tell that the author managed to write a very fascinating character.
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After reading the review of this book, I appreciate that the screenplay format hasn’t detracted from the enjoyment of reading and that it has possibly enhanced the story. Congratulations on the book of the day.
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A screenplay about Paganini sounds interesting. I am looking forward to the unique view the author will provide us of this mysterious genius violinist and composer. Congratulations on BOTD.
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Although screenplays are indeed meant for performance, I have always enjoyed reading them. This piece based on the enigmatic life of Paganini piques my intrigue. Thanks for the awesome review!
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