poem: the Wings of Song” (1827) by Heinrich Heine “On Lied: Felix Mendelssohn (1834) poem: Erl-king” by J. W. von Goethe (1782) “The Lied: Schubert (1821) arrangement for Cameron Carpenter (2010) a cappella bop version: Maybebop (2013) pop culture poem: Song” (1603) by Thomas Drekker “Cradle Slumber” (1969) by The Beatles “Golden poem: the Lucy poems (1798-1801) by William Wordsworth (1993) by The Divine Comedy “Lucy” poem: Viennese Waltz” (1930) by Frederico Garcia Lorca “Little This Waltz” (1986) by Leonard Cohen “Take Week 3. Iconic Text: The Inferno epic poem: (The 1320) by Dante (Cantos 1-5, 26) The Inferno Divine Comedy; (1876) by Pyotr Tchaikovsky (excerpts) Francesca de Rimini (1857) by Franz Liszt (1st Movement) Dante Symphony Week 4. Iconic Text: Faust (1592) by Thomas Marlowe (excerpts) The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus (1829) by J. W. von Goethe Faust. Part 1 (1857) by Franz Liszt (excerpts) A Faust Symphony Week 5. (continued) Iconic Text: Faust pop / rock music (1995) pop musical by Randy Newman (2000) rock opera by Trans-Siberian Orchestra Beethoven’s Last Night Week 6. Lyrics as Poetry: The Case of Bob Dylan (1964-1966) Tambourine Man” (1965) “Mr. of Freedom” (1964) “Chimes Minus Zero. No Limit” (1965) “Love of Johanna” (1966) “Visions Like Tom Thumb’s Blues” (1965) “Just Back (1964) “My Week 7. Music as a Theme in Fiction story: by Kazuo Ishiguro “Cellists” (from 2009) Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall; ♪ Nocturnes (selection) (1827-1846) by Frederic Chopin short story: Violoncello” by Dan Rhodes “The (from 2003) Don’t Tell Me the Truth About Love; short story: Man Who Loved A Double Bass” (1962) by Angela Carter “The
poem: “On the Wings of Song” (1827) by Heinrich Heine Lied: Felix Mendelssohn (1834) poem: “The Erl-king” by J. W. von Goethe (1782) Lied: Schubert (1821) arrangement for Cameron Carpenter (2010) a cappella bop version: Maybebop (2013) pop culture poem: “Cradle Song” (1603) by Thomas Drekker “Golden Slumber” (1969) by The Beatles poem: the Lucy poems (1798-1801) by William Wordsworth “Lucy” (1993) by The Divine Comedy poem: “Little Viennese Waltz” (1930) by Frederico Garcia Lorca “Take This Waltz” (1986) by Leonard Cohen Week 3. Iconic Text: The Inferno epic poem: The Inferno (The Divine Comedy; 1320) by Dante (Cantos 1-5, 26) Francesca de Rimini (1876) by Pyotr Tchaikovsky (excerpts) Dante Symphony (1857) by Franz Liszt (1st Movement) Week 4. Iconic Text: Faust The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus (1592) by Thomas Marlowe (excerpts) Faust. Part 1 (1829) by J. W. von Goethe A Faust Symphony (1857) by Franz Liszt (excerpts) Week 5. Iconic Text: Faust (continued) pop / rock music (1995) pop musical by Randy Newman Beethoven’s Last Night (2000) rock opera by Trans-Siberian Orchestra Week 6. Lyrics as Poetry: The Case of Bob Dylan (1964-1966) “Mr. Tambourine Man” (1965) “Chimes of Freedom” (1964) “Love Minus Zero. No Limit” (1965) “Visions of Johanna” (1966) “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues” (1965) “My Back (1964) Week 7. Music as a Theme in Fiction story: “Cellists” by Kazuo Ishiguro (from Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall; 2009) ♪ Nocturnes (selection) (1827-1846) by Frederic Chopin short story: “The Violoncello” by Dan Rhodes (from Don’t Tell Me the Truth About Love; 2003) short story: “The Man Who Loved A Double Bass” (1962) by Angela Carter
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