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The Music Listening Project
The Music Listening Project
44 episodes
7 months ago
In this episode, I listen to the African American composer's Lyric for strings and think about the difference between music that evokes emotions and music that works through them.
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In this episode, I listen to the African American composer's Lyric for strings and think about the difference between music that evokes emotions and music that works through them.
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Schubert and broken hearted lovers, a "Winter's Journey"
The Music Listening Project
10 minutes 43 seconds
5 years ago
Schubert and broken hearted lovers, a "Winter's Journey"
In this podcast, I explore ways in which Schubert uses music in the first song of his cycle, "Winter's Journey," to give the lyrics an angle, rather like a film score gives a scene an angle. The singer is Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau with Gerald Moore on the Piano.
The Music Listening Project
In this episode, I listen to the African American composer's Lyric for strings and think about the difference between music that evokes emotions and music that works through them.