The author may not be a talented violinist, but she sure can write! Her words are, at once, lyrical and engaging. Her story is instructive and compelling.
Memoirs of unknown quantities can sometimes be uninteresting to the reader and make you wonder why they were even
…more published. Not so with, Sounds Like Titanic. Most of the time, I won't even read them. Now, I find myself obsessed with the idea of finding out who The Composer is and outing him.for his selfishness towards his musicians and deception and greed when it comes to his audiences.
Naive, in need of money for college tuition, and desperately wanting to be a paid musician, it is easy to understand why our author went on tour with him. That she was able to come out of this with a greater understanding of herself and her strengths and limitations made this a good read. And, in the end, may also inspire others who find themselves stuck in a situation in which they too find themselves out of their depth, to take control of their lives and move on.
i highly recommend this book. (less)