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Black And Grey: An Audio-Visual Tribute To The Undefined, Jewel Evans
Black And Grey: An Audio-Visual Tribute To The Undefined, Jewel Evans
Senior Projects Spring 2018
The Process:
My project was originally called Seven Stages of “Griffe.” The term “griffe” was a racial category describing people who are three quarters black and one quarter white, which is my actual genetic makeup. My original plan was to analyze the history of the term and reference it in seven songs representing the seven stages of grief, and create a long music video to open up dialogue about the racial definitions we ascribe ourselves to. The project changed when I reached an impasse in my historical research, given that the term was obsolete by the 18th century and had …
“Something That Just Hovers”: Charting Feldman’S Neither, Madison E. Owings
“Something That Just Hovers”: Charting Feldman’S Neither, Madison E. Owings
Senior Projects Spring 2018
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Arts of Bard College.
Luigi Russolo: The Work And Influence Of A Visionary - The Birth Of Noise-Music, Daniel Matei
Luigi Russolo: The Work And Influence Of A Visionary - The Birth Of Noise-Music, Daniel Matei
Senior Projects Spring 2018
My senior project focuses on the work and legacy of Luigi Russolo. Italian Futurism was one of the most influential artistic movements of the twentieth century, and Russolo contributed to that to a large extent. He was the co-author of the Futurist Painters' Manifesto, but soon he abandoned painting to pursue his true passion: In 1913 he published The Art of Noises, a manifesto that changed music forever. In my project I analyzed Futurist paintings and their respective manifestos. Music of the Futurist Noise-Machines, and their respective manifestos. And I assess Russolo's influence on composers such as Igor …
Breaking The Genius Myth, Chaojun Yang
Breaking The Genius Myth, Chaojun Yang
Senior Projects Spring 2018
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
The Music Lesson: An Analysis Of Two Works From Dutch Seventeenth Century, Valory Hight
The Music Lesson: An Analysis Of Two Works From Dutch Seventeenth Century, Valory Hight
Senior Projects Spring 2018
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Arts of Bard College.
The Village Of Hope: Community Reformation In Post-Katrina New Orleans, Milan Miller
The Village Of Hope: Community Reformation In Post-Katrina New Orleans, Milan Miller
Senior Projects Spring 2018
As an interdisciplinary senior project, this anthropology and film thesis investigates the social- cultural impact of community reformation post-disaster and the role of Musicians’ Village, a neighborhood formed after the storm, in post-Katrina New Orleans. I believe that the story of New Orleans cannot be told without the traditional Black cultural preservers at the center of its narrative, therefore I examine how the formation of Musicians’ Village in post-Katrina New Orleans contributes to our understanding of the post-disaster recovery of New Orleans and the role of its cultural preservation. To do proper research about Musicians’ Village, I found it both …