Anthony Ashton

Welp i didn't understand that one bit HAHAHA. But i enjoyed the pictures (bukunya satu halaman tulisan satu halaman gitu so there's a lot) and who knows that when translated to graphs, music has such an outstanding organization to them. Pretty cool and adds a nuance to the world. The technical rambling is an otherworldly total nonsense for me it sounds poetic lmao. I had an episode of crying under the overtones too (tmi) so this book is not without a sentimental value. The production's super pretty so i'm so collecting this series in the future. 3.5/5… (altro)

I was both fascinated and frustrated by this book. I found much of it interesting, but each topic went from simple to complex quickly, and I needed to read it more slowly to absorb more. The book is has written explanations on the left-side page and illustrations on the right. Often, the illustrations would've been easier to make out if they'd been printed on larger paper: sometimes the captions were too small for me to read even with reading glasses on. But if the point was to pique my curiosity about the Quadrivium, it succeeded: I'd love to understand this better.… (altro)