Evita

Rating:
Summary: Excellent!
Review:

This is a nice collection of piano/guitar/vocal sheet music for the Evita movie (originally a musical). It includes Madonna's single "You Must Love Me" which was written for the movie and not a part of the original Broadway show.

I would strongly recommend this book to anyone. The music is great and the arrangements are not too hard to play, for the most part. Personally I had trouble with "And The Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)" because it is in 7/4 time but in general any intermediate pianist should be able to enjoy this collection. "You Must Love Me", "I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You" and "On This Night of a Thousand Stars" are particularly good, as well as the popular "Don't Cry For Me Argentina".

Rating:
Summary: Mis companeros!
Review: The wonders of the woman are shown in what she accomplished. Evita is the woman behind the title of this fantastic romp through a piece of history as well as a part of her life. I truely enjoyed this work of art. It provides insight through effective pecimism while allowing the reader to formulate his or her own opinion of this beloved first lady. Through an unfortunate childhood, the death of her biological father, the coming of age, and the phases of growing up, everthing happens for a reason; the meeting of Colonel Peron! The life she lead should not be compared to another. The entire story is heartfelt and moving...just keep in mind this is one author's perception. There are many more references to choose, but this is a good one to begin your Eva Peron education. I also recommend 'In my own words' by Evita herself.