Superfluities Redux
On culture and theatre, by George Hunka
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007
Three short videos today, comparative rarities. First, there's this 1949 interview from American radio with the composer Arnold Schönberg, who discusses his paintings, his music and his influences:
Also on music, and as a final in memoriam for Karlheinz Stockhausen, below is an English-language profile of the composer, with a few seconds of Stockhausen in rehearsal and an interview with the almost comically uncomfortable artist (watch as he bolts from the set at the end of the piece):
Finally, German dramatist and poet Heiner Müller reads his poem "The Odor of Soap" in the following clip from the 1993 film I Was Hamlet, directed and photographed by Dominik Barbier:
Clips courtesy YouTube.
Posted at 8.55 am in /Videos
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