Elizabithia: The War Against Musical Tyranny and the Search for Lost Music Trees

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Elizabithia: The War Against Musical Tyranny and the Search for Lost Music Trees

By: Denis Durham

 

About the Book

Elizabithia is a musical kingdom where seven varieties of trees known as Harmonic Timbers grow. Each of the seven types of trees emits their own unique frequencies making seven notes on which all of their music is based.

With the discovery of an ancient scroll, Evanis, a renowned archeaologist, learns that there may be other Harmonic Timbers that produce other frequencies not known to the citizens of Elizabithia. Evanis enlists the help of his sister Ellithia, and his good friend Dionysius, and together they are known as the Trio. Following the information learned from the ancient scroll, the Trio search for the lost music trees in a land known as Cymatigonia. The knowledge gained will shake up the music world, but the fight against musical tyranny will not be easy. It puts them on a collision course with the Elizabithian authorities who resist them at every turn.

With courage to pursue the truth, the Trio must contend with long held musical prejudices. They seek to show that there is far more to music than what anyone had realized. The Trio knows the truth, but convincing the citizens of Elizabithia and the authorities will not be easy. They embark on a journey that will change the history of music forever.

 

About the Author

Denis Durham has two children, Ellie and Evan, the joys of his life. He has a bachelor’s degree from Millikin University in Decatur, IL. He enjoys writing music and has recorded two CDs of original music. In addition, Durham is actively involved with an organization known as Clean Law Union which seeks to reform family law.

 

(2022, paperback, 246 pages)