The emotionally charged work of Edward Hopper, American Realist and the swinging music of Benny Goodman. With some quotes and a poem thrown in for good measure!
The emotionally charged work of Edward Hopper, American Realist and the swinging music of Benny Goodman. With some quotes and a poem thrown in for good measure!
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Wow, this was wonderful! I've adored Hopper for ages, and there were quite a few images here that I'd never seen before. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
theres a film about the great artist ed hopper, narrated by steve martin i think, produced by the national gallery of art .. the picture secuences in this vid remind me of that film .. coincidence? -- anyways : i like it a lot^^
Brilliant use of music as juxtaposition; similar idea to Scorsese's use of Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana" in "Raging Bull" only in opposite way. In RB the visual was violent, here "Sing, Sing, Sing" is the frenetic counterpoint Hopper's lonely, melancholy paintings..
You did a masterful job of letting Hopper's work speak for him - excellent images & editing and surprisingly right music (I'd never have thought of the combination, but it works powerfully). Thank You so very much...
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thanks for sharing
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anyways : i like it a lot^^