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[allthatchernobyl]

Dietrich Brüggemann- Kreuzweg (2014)

Bueno, ya se que falta un poco para el viernes pero entre la ansiedad y el hecho de que este tan nubladito y lluvioso me dieron ganas de una peli:

En un contexto frió, ascético y riguroso que apenas contiene 14 escenas en una hora cuarenta y cinco de metraje, Dietrich Brüggemann se dispone a narrar y reinterpretar una vez mas, la historia de Jesús. Maria es una joven de 14 años que cree con devoción y que rige su pensamiento y su moral bajo la institución tradicional del catolicismo, bajo los dictados de San Pio X. Maria tiene un hermano de 4 años que no habla, y se propone otorgar la gracia de su vida a Dios a cambio de curar a su hermano. Como dije, solo 14 escenas, 11 de ellas sucediendo a través planos fijos y encuadres de una composicion frugal y las otras tres con apenas un movimiento sutil conforman este gelido paisaje que se plantea, entre intertitulos bíblicos, el director alemán. Brillan unos diálogos perfectamente trabajados y apuntalados en unos personajes cada uno muy particular y bien aprovechado. En esta obra, Brügemann explora la perversidad del cine de Haneke con herramientas del, también perverso y frió universo de "La nueva ola del cine griego". El resultado es una crónica filosa, aguda y de tono muy realista que pretende satirizar no solo sobre el mundo que representa sino sobre los mismos prejuicios y certidumbres del espectador corriente.

Pais: Alemania

Director: Dietrich Brüggemann

Guion: Dietrich Brüggemann & Anna Brüggemann

Reparto: Lea van Acken,  Franziska Weisz,  Florian Stetter,  Ramin Yazdani,  Hanns Zischler, Birge Schade,  Anna Brüggemann,  Michael Kamp,  Sven Taddicken

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Genero: Drama religioso

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[mydrdmind]

Getting smarter

One of my goals is to read each day.  Currently, I am reading two books:

The Old Testament Is Dying: A Diagnosis and Recommended Treatment (Theological Explorations for the Church Catholic) by Brent A. Strawn.

and...

A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing by Walter Bruggemann

I read what interests me.  Books about singing and theology interest me.  When those two subjects coincide in the same book, well then, I’m all for it!

But reading is not the only way that I get smarter.  In the The King and I by Rodgers and Hammerstein, there is a great lyric at the beginning of the song “Getting to Know You” where Anna says that:

“It's a very ancient saying, but a true and honest thought, that if you become a teacher, by your pupils you'll be taught.”

I am blessed to have several students that give me the opportunity to teach them the art of singing.  I have explored and continue to explore the art of singing with them, and I am reminded to think about my own technique and art when I am singing.  I am also honored to serve as a thesis supervisor for a couple of doctoral students at The Webber Institute for Worship Studies.  I am learning more and more from reading the work of these doctoral students each day.  Life itself is a teacher, and I think the greatest lesson is that God has made the world around us an open book if we just take a moment to learn from each other.

[todayclassical]

March 30 in Music History

1687 Baptismal of composer Johann Balthasar Freisslich.  

1510 Birth of blind Spanish composer and organist Antonio de Cabezon. 1727 Birth of Italian composer Tommaso Traetta.

1750 Birth of composer John Stafford Smith.

1764 Death of Italian composer Pietro Locatelli, at age 68, in Amsterdam.

1772 Birth of Dutch pianist and organist Johann Wilms in Amsterdam. 

1779 Birth of German music publisher Carl Friedrich Peters in Leipzig. 

1786 FP of Cherubini's "Il Giulio Sabino" in London.

1787 Death of German composer Anna Amalia von Preußen in Berlin. 

1804 Death of Russian composer and violinist Ivan Khandoshkin. 

1804 Birth of composer Salomon Sulzer.

1811 Birth of Italian conductor and composer Angelo Catelani.

1830 Birth of composer Auguste Tolbecque.

1835 Birth of German conductor, composer Bernhard E. Scholz. 1845 Birth of German tenor Heinrich Gudehus in Altenhagen. 

1864 Death of German composer Louis Schindelmeisser in Darmstadt. 

1872 Birth of English baritone Frederic Austin.

1872 Birth of Russian composer Sergei Vassilenko in Moscow. 

1878 Birth of Italian tenor Gino Giovanelli-Gotti in Siena. 

1881 FP of R. Strauss´ Symphony in d, with Hermann Levi, in Munich.

1904 FP of Frederick Delius' Koanga in Eberfeld Germany.

1908 Birth of composer Camille Schmit.

1908 Birth of composer Kurt Bruggemann.

1917 Birth of composer Rudolf Bruci.

1917 Birth of composer Els Aarne.

1920 Juilliard Musical Foundation is incorporated in New York City. 1921 Birth of composer Kan Ishii.

1921 Birth of composer Oto Ferenczy.

1922 Birth of composer Germanovich Galinin.

1922 Birth of German composer Peter Jona Korn in Berlin.

1924 Birth of composer Milko Kelemen.

1925 Birth of composer Ivo Malek.

1925 Birth of Italian soprano Bruna Rizzoli in Bologna.

1926 Birth of German conductor and composer Werner Torkanowsky. 

1927 Birth of Hungarian baritone Karola Ágay in Budapest.

1927 Birth of American tenor Barry Morell.

1928 Birth of composer Diether de la Motte.

1931 Birth of Hungarian composer Sandor Szokolay. 1932 Birth of American composer Luigi Zaninelli.

1935 Birth of American composer John Eaton.

1935 Birth of American composer Gordon Mumma, in Framingham, MA.

1939 Birth of Italian bass Gianni Maffeo in Milan.

1941 Birth of Swedish soprano Laila Andersson in Lësen, Blekinge.

1951 Birth of American composer John David Thomas in Muncie, IN.

1951 FP of Walter Piston's Symphony No. 4, in Minneapolis.

1952 Birth of English harpsichordist Maggie Cole. 1952 Birth of composer Hsueh-Yung Shen.

1954 Birth of American composer David Lopato.

1955 Birth of English pianist Margaret Fingerhut. 1959 Birth of German clarinetist Sabine Meyer. 1963 Birth of American composer Tony Scafide.

1967 Birth of Canadian composer Daniel Theaker in Edmonton, Alberta.

1974 Birth of American composer David Schober.

2004 Death of British radio and television host and commentator, Alistair COOKE.