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Prince William
 William: HRH Prince William of Wales $16.00 Don't get this book for the actual bio...there isn't anything in there you couldn't find (with a little patience) on the net. But the pictures are gorgeous; and William is really easy on the eyes lol...  Bach: St. Matthew Passion $15.93 After all these years of hearing this great work in an atmosphere of absolute correctness, it completely blows me away to hear Bernstein unafraid to be swept up in the immense passion of Christ's trial, crucifixion and death. Bernstein wasn't obsessed with 'what did Bach intend or want here' but instead was swept up in the drama depicted by St. Matthew. And, I think Bach would have liked that. The English version here is not the King James which would have helped the translation somewhat. Critics can have a field day with David Lloyd's almost operatic evangelist, but I saw it in context and liked it. Maybe this deeply emotional version is well worth reconsidering after all these years and many ultra proper German versions that in essence become museum works... dry and terribly calculating. It is so obvious that Bernstein considered this one of the most deeply serious works ever written. He loved the work... period. Warren Taylor  William's Princess: The Love Story that will Change the Royal Family Forever $24.95 Prince William and Kate Middleton had dated for many years and actually lived together for a while also, but considering the track record of the royal men up till now I think that the author should have waited to see if this relationship would lead to marriage (which it oviously did not) before writing a book with this title. |
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