SARA NAIM /// BEETHOVEN - Moonlight Sonata
This body of work looks at translating sound into a photographic image. Ludwig Van Beethoven’s sonata vibrates through milk. He composed this piece in the early 1800’s for his blind pupil and lover, Giuletta Gucciardi. Gucciardi said to Beethoven that she wished she could see the moonlight. Beethoven then composed a piece about the moonlight’s reflection off Austria’s Lake Lucerne, called Moonlight Sonata.
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too weird to me
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ReplyDeleteMalade! Jamais vu la moonlight sonata comme ça...
ReplyDeleteLol. J'aime les divergences d'opinion... la dame du haut qui n'y comprend rien et toi qui est enthousiaste!
ReplyDeleteMoi j'aime surtout l'histoire de cette amie aveugle, pour qui Beethoven a composé la chanson. Et j'aimais qu'on voit en photo les vibrations de la chanson... parce qu'en fait, c'est ça qu'il a voulu communiquer à son amoureuse... essayer de traduire les vibrations visuelles de la lune en vibrations musicales, pour qu'elle puisse voir, elle aussi. C'est beau l'amour! Et dans ce contexte, c'est beau l'art!
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ReplyDeleteLOL! Sorry! I will do the translation for both of our comments.
ReplyDeleteCarl Poulin :
Great! I have never seen the moonlight sonata this way...
Le Zèbre bleu :
I like the different opinions, from the lady up here who does not really understand this, to you who's enthusiastic...
Me, what I really like is this story of the blind friend to whom Beethoven composed the song. I like that we can see it in vibrations... because this is what Beethoven wanted to communicate to his lover, he wanted to translate the visual vibrations of the moon into musical vibrations, so that she, too, could see it. Love is beautiful. And in this context, Art is beautiful.