David Alexander Thomas' New Book 'The King's Notes' Builds a Strong Foundation Towards Musical Excellence
Jan 18, 2022
Fulton Books author David Alexander Thomas, a licensed minister and the director of Music Studies at American Baptist College in Nashville, has completed his most recent book "The King's Notes": a brilliant exposition that accounts his teaching career, models, insight, as well as several theories and concepts that led him towards a life of excellence.
"David Alexander Thomas was purposefully named by his parents after his paternal grandfather's middle name and after a man who was after God's own heart as well as Israel's greatest king. His paternal grandmother marked him as and held him to the standard of a king from the age of five. Thomas's family was careful to follow the lead of his grandmother and was intentional to instill the truth that a king's value is not found in possessions but in his influence to lead others to life. With this as his foundation, Thomas uses the notes from his life's experience thus far to inspire and encourage the reader to lead a life of excellence in education and in music. With exuberance, he shares the 'notes of it all' in his inaugural book, The King's Notes."
Published by Fulton Books, Thomas' insightful account can aid instructors in institutions of higher education. With his aim to set a conducive learning experience for both the educator and student, it can stand as an inspiring testimony for those who wish to innovate music.
Readers who wish to experience this compelling work can purchase "The King's Notes" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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