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Tag Archives: Arvo Pärt
THE SIGHING STRINGS OF CINEMA
Phantom Thread – Psycho – Cloud Atlas – Platoon – Lorenzo’s Oil – Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – American Crime Story: Versace – The Club – Schindler’s List – Jesus Christ Superstar – Moonlight – Jackie – … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Single Man, Abel Korzeniowski, Adagio for Strings, Adagio in G minor, Alexandre Desplat, Alfred Hitchcock, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Angela's Ashes, Arvo Pärt, Bernard Hermann, Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten, Cloud Atlas, Cloud Atlas Sextet, Death of Cedric, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Itzhak Perlman, Jackie, Janet Leigh, Jesus Christ Superstar, John Corigliano, John Gavin, John Williams, Johnny Greenwood, Lorenzo's Oil, Mica Levi, Moonlight, Nicholas Britell, Oscars, P. T. Anderson, Patrick Doyle, Phantom Thread, Platoon, Psycho, Samuel Barber, Schindler's List, score, Shigeru Umebayashi, string orchestra, The Club, The Red Violin, The Shape of Water, The Tell-Tale Heart, Tim Fain, Tom Ford, Tom Tykwer, Under the Skin
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The Passion of Rodin in the Beaux-Arts Court
Impressions of August Rodin sculptures in the Beaux-Arts Court of the Brooklyn Museum. Most of the Rodin sculptures are casts of studies for Rodin’s monumental Burghers of Calais.
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Tagged adagio, Arvo Pärt, Barber, Beaux-Arts, brooklyn, Brooklyn Museum, Burgher of Calais, Cantus, Court, Cybele, museum, Passion, Prodigal Son, Rodin, sculpture, strings
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On the Anniversary of My Father’s Death
My father, Abraham Ashkenasi, died on this date last year. Above is the last picture I took of him, the last day I saw him in person. It was February 16, 2016. Two days earlier my mother called me to say … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abraham Ashkenasi, Arvo Pärt, Benjamin Britten, Berlin, Brooklyn Children's School, Cantus, death, dying, funeral, New York City, photos, Speakeasy
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