ISBN: 9798988198512 - funeral playlist (13 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Using her own "funeral playlist," Sarah Gorham examines the intricate connections between music, consolation, and human mortality. The essays in this unique collection explore a diverse range of songs, including Mozart's "Benedictus" (The Requiem), Nina Simone's rendition of "Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair." Caccini's 17 th century madrigal "Amarilli, mia bella," the Irish "Parting Song," Matthew Houck's (aka Phosphorescent) dirge-like "Be Dark Night," and "King and Lionheart," sung by Of Monsters and Men. But there's also the song of a mourning dove, and the nonchalance of a human hum. All may become a medium of transcendence for the living (and, possibly, the departed). What makes the book distinctive is its deeply personal approach. A series of memoir-like interstices reveal what art and artmaking can do to unite these subjects. By sharing her own story and the music that has shaped it, Sarah Gorham invites readers to think about their own relationship with death and what they want their own funeral playlist to look like. "Using her own "funeral playlist," Sarah Gorham examines the intricate connections between music, consolation, and human mortality"-- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Using her own 'funeral playlist,' Sarah Gorham examines the intricate connections between music, consolation, and human mortality. The essays in this unique collection explore a diverse range of songs, including Mozart's 'Benedictus' (The Requiem), Nina Simone's rendition of 'Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair.' Caccini's 17 th century madrigal 'Amarilli, mia bella,' the Irish 'Parting Song,' Matthew Houck's (aka Phosphorescent) dirge-like 'Be Dark Night,' and 'King and Lionheart,' sung by Of Monsters and Men. But there's also the song of a mourning dove, and the nonchalance of a human hum. All may become a medium of transcendence for the living (and, possibly, the departed). What makes the book distinctive is its deeply personal approach. A series of memoir-like interstices reveal what art and artmaking can do to unite these subjects. By sharing her own story and the music that has shaped it, Sarah Gorham invites readers to think about their own relationship with death and what they want their own funeral playlist to look like.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In her unique collection, Funeral Playlist, Sarah Gorham explores twelve musical works that might be featured at a funeral in the future. The essays engage the songs in writing, using the Playlist to examine the interplay between music, prose, and mortality. A series of memoir-like interstices reveal what art and artmaking can do to connect these subjects. The musical selections range widelyfrom Mozarts Benedictus (The Requiem) to Nina Simones rendition of Black is the Color of my True Loves Hair. Caccinis 17th century madrigal Amarilli, mia bella, as performed by Cecilia Bartoli. Matthew Houcks (aka Phosphorescent) brings us something from the South in Be Dark Night, and the Wailin Jennys add their simple, gorgeous version of The Parting Song. But theres also the song of a mourning dove, and the nonchalance of a human hum. All may become a medium of transcendence for the living (and, possibly, the departed). In her unique collection, Funeral Playlist, Sarah Gorham explores twelve musical works that might be featured at a funeral in the future. The essays engage the songs in writing, using the Playlist to examine the interplay between music, prose, and mortality). Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…