15 hours ago · 13 notes · Source · Reblogged from arianemichelle
من فيلم
Midnight in Paris
الفيلم الذي كتبه وأخرجه وودي آلان.. لكنه لا يمت له بصلة
3 days ago · 2 notes · Source · Reblogged from malakabadr
Some solo time
writing my first solo piece today and hopefully recording it. Its a blues song based on past relationships I have had. It is pretty much a song that will get all the angst I feel still out of me, and finally move on. One day I will write happy songs about my current boyfriend, but this is something I must do before that. Travis Rohrer I owe you music, cause you are my muse!!!
4 days ago · 0 notes
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In the Hall of the Mountain King
Artist: Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
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Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross - In the Hall of the Mountain King
loovveee this piece and what they created out of it….bravo!
4 days ago · 447 notes · Source · Reblogged from freecocaine
Despite Anne Hathaway being truly horrendous for the part of Fantine, the trailer still gave me goosebumps. Good sign. I’m optimistic. Plus, I trust Tom Hooper.
Anne Hathaway prove me wrong….
4 days ago · 6 notes · Source · Reblogged from rovingoutfielder
Why would musical theater be the only culture that resists newness? It doesn’t make sense. Bands become successes on tumblr. Where’s the tumblr of musical theater? [The problem is] older people are willing to pay for it, and they’re the same audience that’s not going to want something new. It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy. I’d rather go see our future than most musicals. The theater is simply not democratized in any way, and other art forms are.
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Scott Rudin on musical theater.
Newsies is on Tumblr.
How Can Musical Theater Be Saved? Broadway Veterans Give Their Advice | Vulture
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4 days ago · 211 notes · Source · Reblogged from popculturebrain
when i realized there wasn’t a theatre “what should we call…” blog
4 days ago · 3 notes · Source · Reblogged from whatshouldwecallmusicals
A Swan Song (For Nina) - Clint Mansell and Pytor Tchaikovsky
I love the soundtrack for Black Swan - obviously Tchaikovsky’s score for this ballet is breathtakingly beautiful, but Clint Mansell’s interpretation and re-scoring for the movie is incredibly interesting musically. The way the piano strips down the Swan Lake theme to its bare beats before fully realising it and only very reluctantly allowing the chords to resolve while throwing in a few dischordant notes and smashing glass before trailing out on a very unsettling bit of warped strings … creepy, and completely evocative of the film.
6 days ago · 6 notes · Source · Reblogged from leareth
Happy belated MOOG!
Happy 78 to the coolest creation ever, the MOOG!!!! Who had fun playing the moog on Google?
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