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The poet is sleeping and darkness has painted our hearts/ No angels, no traces, no waste, none of us/ Can be as he was the day we were born/ We look just like flowers while our wings have been torn.
:April Rain: Deadman on vacation |with dialogue from A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1972)|
Album: One Is Glad To Be Of Service (2014)
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Dialogue from A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1972)
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Dialogue from A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1972)
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:From the mouth of the sun: Reaching when nothing is there |with dialogue from Vigil (1984)|
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Album: Sleep Stations (2018) ftmots.bandcamp.com/album/sleep-stations Dialogue from Vigil (1984) Photo from the film.
:OP3: Out of Darkness |with dialogue from Angels in America|
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Album: Lumina (2018) o-p-3.bandcamp.com/album/lumina The dialogue is from Episode 5 of 'Angels in America' (2003). Artwork from the manga 'Zetsuen no Tempest' by Kyou Shirodaira & Ren Saizaki, Chapter 6.
Babylon Berlin OST :The Bryan Ferry Orchestra: Bitter sweet
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Album: Babylon Berlin (Music from the Original TV Series) (2017) Painting by William Merritt Chase, "Hide and seek" (1888)
:The Wealthy Orphans: what's wrong with me
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Album: Little piece of the pie (2011) thewealthyorphans.bandcamp.com/album/little-piece-of-the-pie Artwork by 焦茶 ティア124 A-06a on pixiv www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=66364166
:Delphine Dora: Lament
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Album: Eudaimon (2018) wearethreefour.bandcamp.com/album/eudaimon Photo by Ye Fei on flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/plusyf/16839159499/in/faves-138156579@N03/
:Mono: The land between tides / Glory |with dialogue and speech from Sunshine|
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Album: The Last Dawn (2014) monoofjapan.bandcamp.com/track/the-land-between-tides-glory The dialogue and speech are from the film 'Sunshine' (1999) starring Ralph Fiennes. Painting by Vladimir Orlovsky, 'Swimming Horses.'
:Summer fades away: Yuhua Pavilion |with Jesus and Lucifer dialogue from 'Last days in the desert'|
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Album: Time Flies and Memory's Cruel (2011) summerfadesaway.bandcamp.com/track/yuhua-pavilion The dialogue is from the film 'Last days in the desert' (2015) starring Ewan McGreggor as Jesus and Lucifer. Artwork by 輪 on pixiv: www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=49859960
:Archaique smile: Fleezing |with dialogue from 'Angels in America'|
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Album: Elegy (2017) archaiquesmile.bandcamp.com/album/elegy The dialogue is from 'Angels in America', the 2003 mini-series, episode 5, between Roy Cohn (Al Pacino) and Belize (Jeffrey Wright): Roy Cohn: [delirious, under the impression that Belize is the Angel of Death] Can I ask you something, sir? Belize: "Sir"? Roy Cohn: What's it like? After? Belize: After...? Roy Cohn: This misery ends? Be...
:T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets, read by Jeremy Irons: II. East Coker (extracts of)
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Jeremy Irons read for BBC 4 a number of T.S. Eliot poems. All episodes available here: jeremyirons.net/2017/01/20/jeremy-irons-reads-ts-eliot/ Music used: 0:00 Maya Beiser - David Lang's World To Come IV 3:30 Fabrizio Paterlini - After the rain there will always be the sun 6:25 Niall Byrne - Bray Promenade, from album The Promenade (2017) 1631recordings.bandcamp.com/album/the-promenade 10:30 He...
:T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets, read by Jeremy Irons: I. Burnt Norton (extracts of)
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Jeremy Irons read for BBC 4 a number of T.S Eliot poems. All episodes available here: jeremyirons.net/2017/01/20/jeremy-irons-reads-ts-eliot/ Music used: 0:00 An Pierle - Solid rain theme (Le tout nouveau testament OST) 1:00 Senju Akira - Kojin no shi (anime Red Garden OST) Painting by August Malmström, "Dancing Fairies"
:Christian Vasseur: pluie d'hiver |with recitation of 'Chanson d'automne' from Frantz (2016)|
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Album: cent millions d'années (A La Limite Du Présent vol.1/3) (2018) thirstyleavesmusic.bandcamp.com/track/pluie-dhiver Recitation from Frantz (2016) Artwork by anonymous on pixiv www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=61322828 Chanson d'automne by Paul Verlaine Les sanglots longs Des violons De l'automne Blessent mon coeur D'une langueur Monotone. Tout suffocant Et blême, q...
:Angus MacRae: Forgot
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Album: Tides/Awake (2016) 1631recordings.bandcamp.com/album/tides-awake Photo by Frank Huang on flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/dolcejp0310/32766187250/in/faves-138156579@N03/
:Raphaël Haroche: Asphalte aka Macadam Stories (2015) soundtrack
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The track that features in the film 'Asphalte' (2015) directed by Samuel Benchetrit. The track was extracted from the film itself.
:The Wealthy Orphans: Little piece of the pie
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Album: Little Piece of the Pie (2011) thewealthyorphans.bandcamp.com/track/sparrow-brown-and-grey Lyrics: mother may I come down stairs looking for socks but I can't find a pair broken dishes your flesh and your bone ringing on the bell but nobody's home rear view mirror, rusty fender, return the letter right to the sender sweep up the kitchen then you mop the floor we used to live here, but we...
:The Wealthy Orphans: sparrow brown and grey
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:The Wealthy Orphans: sparrow brown and grey
Frantz (2016) OST :Philippe Rombi and Stefan Rodescu: Nocturne No. 20 en Do Dièse Mineur, Op. posth.
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Frantz (2016) OST :Philippe Rombi and Stefan Rodescu: Nocturne No. 20 en Do Dièse Mineur, Op. posth.
:The Wooden Wolf: Only someone burning
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:The Wooden Wolf: Only someone burning
:Hallowed: Lost light |with speech from Battlestar Galactica|
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:Hallowed: Lost light |with speech from Battlestar Galactica|
:John Hughes & Íse Downes: Take me to Shanghai |The wasted times OST|
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:John Hughes & Íse Downes: Take me to Shanghai |The wasted times OST|
"Ash Wednesday" by T. S. Eliot, Part I |read by Jeremy Irons|
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"Ash Wednesday" by T. S. Eliot, Part I |read by Jeremy Irons|
"Animula" by T.S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
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"Animula" by T.S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
"Rhapsody on a windy night" by T. S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
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"Rhapsody on a windy night" by T. S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
"Preludes" by T. S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
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"Preludes" by T. S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
"The Hollow Men" by T.S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
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"The Hollow Men" by T.S. Eliot |read by Jeremy Irons|
Çok yazık. İngilizler ve Amerikalılar Eliot'ın tek bir satırını bile anlamadılar.
Nothing like being transfixed by the beauty of this to be interrupted by a commercial
For this kind of channel
I apprecaite u
“Every world has it’s end. I know that’s kinda sad but…..that’s why we gotta live life to the fullest in the time we have. At least, that’s what i figure.” -Sonic the Hedgehog.
Bravo.
my sister!
what is the name of this music?
beutiful yes, but the other one hit deep in the spirit
The moment of ‘oh dark, dark, dark, they all go into the dark’ is quite something in this arrangement. It feels like we are slipping into a deep truth.
Πρωτη φορά το ακουω ειναι θεσπεσιο αν μπορω να το πω. Αλλη φιασταση
Great album, great song, great singing, great folk!
This Sublime is and with Beethoven s Symphonies and Shakespeare s Plays
La cancion perfecta para la mejor pelicula.
Is it me, or does this sound a LOT like Wilkommen from Cabaret?
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Wow, I love this
Can anyone give me lyrics? i love this song
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Brilliant.
Beside being a great actor, Jeremy Irons may read even an address book
What a wonderful voice!
All day today while at work, ive listened to Shane Koyczan, and hes been helping me think deeply, theres more going on in this world we do not know about
Will forever and always come back to my fave spoken word author. so many memorized and forever embedded in my memory
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Like music to our ears
9:45
Blood Money.
A great poem, masterfully read. But ... must there be music? Can't you rely on the power of the words? do you really need pseudo-meditational elevator muzak? What for? It's the excuse for the faint of heart, an expression of doubt in the merits of what is being presented, a distraction. And isn't distraction -- and our civilisation's senseless reliance on distraction - one of the motifs in Eliots 4 Quartets? What a shame. Some people seem to like the music but I had to stop listening. I'll listen to Eliot's version instead.
Well, this is the version with music. It's up to you if you find the connection of rhythm and atmosphere between music and poem. If you don't, it's a distraction. That's just as well. The poem-only version is easily found online. Jeremy Irons' website has it free to listen to. I don't see what civilization's reliance on distraction has to do with this. It's more about attention in this case. Why would anyone want to be distracted from the poem and listen to this for that purpose? They could just listen to the music. It follows that most people are not distracted but find the music complementary. Of course, one could also make an argument about CZcams itself being a distraction, and that you found your way here by distraction...
@@waisehell Thank you for pointing me to the 'naked' version. Well, CZcams itself can be a distraction unless you use it for a particular purpose. I confess that even so I get distracted by 10 superfluous videos when I'm trying to find the one I was originally looking for. I didn't find my way here by distraction, though, I found it in spite of distraction. As for attention, distraction is all about attention, don't you think so? Distraction divides your attention. A bit like multitasking. Research has shown that multitasking is detrimental to both (or more) jobs at hand. In the same way, any attention you pay for the music will take away attention that could advance your understanding of or pleasure in the poem. Necessarily. The exceptions are works of art such as opera or cinema that can achieve a synergy of a variety of media. I didn't find such synergy here. Maybe others can find it.
I appreciate your thoughtful insights, @aureliande2659, and respect your perspective. Indeed, distraction can potentially divide attention and dilute one's experience. However, I would like to add some nuance to our discussion, particularly with regard to the marriage of music and poetry in this instance. The pairing of music with spoken word, in this case, a poetry reading, is not inherently distracting. In fact, numerous scholars, poets, and musicians alike have extolled the deep symbiosis between these two art forms. Poet Ezra Pound called poetry "a composition of words set to music," and T.S. Eliot himself observed that poetry can communicate before it is understood, much like music.The synergy between poetry and music doesn't necessarily aim to divide our attention, but rather to augment and deepen the emotional and intellectual resonance of the experience. This is akin to cinema or opera, as you've mentioned, where sound and visual come together to create a more immersive experience. Furthermore, cognitive research suggests that music can enhance our cognitive processes and may even facilitate comprehension and memory recall. Neurologist and author Dr. Oliver Sacks, in his book "Musicophilia," expounds upon the idea that music can have a profound impact on our emotions, creativity, and cognition. The musical backdrop in this poetry reading, to some, may not be a distraction but rather an enhancer, providing an emotional context and evoking a mood that complements the spoken words. This isn't to say that one cannot appreciate the poem in its 'naked' form - Eliot's work surely stands on its own. However, the additional layer of music may create a rich tapestry of sensory experience for others. Ultimately, the beauty of art lies in its subjectivity - what may be a distraction to one may be an enhancer to another. This is one of the reasons why both versions exist - to cater to different tastes and preferences. In this regard, the music isn't a commentary on the civilization's reliance on distraction, but rather a testament to our diverse ways of experiencing and interpreting art. Nonetheless, I respect and value your perspective. It's these sorts of dialogues that deepen our appreciation and understanding of art in its many forms.
I knew my oldest friend depression would never leave me
"Would rather take his chances with a giant, than walking down death row.."
My brain isn’t built for poetry. In the same way someone is anhedonic if they’re unable to feel joy, I’m anpoetic. It does nothing for my brain or feelings. That kinda makes me feel sad after I read the comments on here, cos this means a lot to many of you. I wish I could share this with you. I’ve tried. I even went to see this very poem read by Ralph Fiennes in person…. ….nothing. 🤷♂️
Впервые услышала эту песню. Теперь мне интересно кто её написал, кто исполнил. и хочу ьекс на русском чтобы выучить и подпевать. Пойду в интернет искать информацию. Успехов всем творческим людям!!! Вы делаете нашу жизнь лучше ❤️
О, я давно подсела на произведения этого композитора. А вот про исполнителей этой композиции ничего найти не удалось. Может Вы нашли кто поёт? И есть ли о них информация в русскоязычном инете... А Вы как, выучили песню, подпеваете? 😊
Осень красивая музыка, красивые слова песни ❤️ Понимаешь, что поют про Шанхай, но каждый слышит здесь звук "своего места"... Светлая грусть о чём-то уже невозвратном...
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i WISH U MUM SATISFIED WITH ü
Just to be fair, I'm a manager that doesn't expect please when people need to take a piss
God , now I can see the how wrong I am, I just ask for forgiveness from the person I hurt the heart
i listen to this so much i can’t believe he doesn’t have more attention- his spoken words are so beautiful he deserves more witnesses.
Genial Bryan Ferry !!!
hey thanks you guys for the nice words !..
This shit hits different from any other poet I've ever heard read, even Neil Hilborn. He reads like his life depends on his story. I respect that. "If you really want to get scared.. Watch the news."
Me voló la mente. It blows my mind.
Sion Sono brought me here and I am very glad he did - superb!
“Tomato Red”, got me here too. The music felt exactly like the end of the movie. Perfectly matched.
I'm here because of Blood Money. Excellent film and an even better sound track!
it hits hard
Thank u 4 ur poems! I am 60yrs. Old & live alone with no children or family and u keep me ALIVE! THANK YOU KID THANK YOU!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙😘😘😘😘😘😘😘💯💯💯
This is kinda touching- if a man can go all out to make a meal for the man who killed his brother then what does that say about us? If he can do that yet the rest of us drill into others beat them down shatter them just because they say something we don’t like- they take nothing from us and yet we hate them for no reason aside from who they are, what they said, sometimes it’s jealousy- we hate everyone while some people will never forgive the true criminals but they’ll still do the best they can for that person-
You missed the point. He didn't kill his brother. America killed his brother
@@teaadvice4996 “he made the meal for the man who killed his brother”
magnifique