Thursday, 14 July 2016

Exploring the #G Minor- 02

- Japanese theatre- "maximum effect from a minimum of means"- regarding use of #G Minor in music
- Tom Haugomat- La Meurtre- solid colour, no outlines, minimal style, reminiscent of Japanese Floating World style wood block prints,




- Radiohead- Kid A Blips (2000)- different art styles, some abstract, handdrawn, River Styx reference?, 
                   - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iNjNr2HKSA
- Sara Nesteruk- The Accident- memory recollection, less detail makes for more potent narration, inkblot aesthetic, dedicated to her Uncle Stephen, voiceover, music synced up to the scene, slow build up for suspense until climax,
                   - https://vimeo.com/14003615
- Lewis Hyde- The Gift (1983/2007)- "The gift must stay in motion"- keep on making and giving, or the gift dries up, goes to waste- reminiscent of the Parable of the Three Talents (Matthew 25: 14-30),
- "let the notations refer to what is to be done, not what is heard or to be heard."
- Finally (https://vimeo.com/finallystudio)- Understand Music-
                   - https://vimeo.com/54763818#collections
- Reina Maria Rilke- Letters to a Young Poet- "Everything that happens is again and again a beginning."


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