Wood and skin share a single stanza: form as melody, balance as rhythm, the split an unwritten cadenza of desire.

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Wood and skin share a single stanza: form as melody, balance as rhythm, the split an unwritten cadenza of desire.

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I love that all the engines have the same battle cry pre the race but Momma has the I am me tune. I think itâs just a great way to show that she knows who she is and she genuinely knows sheâs got what she needs as opposed to all the other engines who only have self-worth if they win
Prince with literally the greatest 'hold my beer' moment of all time. What a solo that was! Do ya shit, Prince.
Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne and others perform "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at the 2004 Hall of Fame Inductions. http://rockhall.com/
Rumors say: collectors still search and pay millions to find the guitar he used on this "hold my beer" moment solo Prolly one of best solos & appearances ever.
Beats with one hand!
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Itâs unpopular but I love what Ruby did with Conrad. Not just in the philosophical âpeopleâs internal sense of emptiness and wrongness leads them to try and validate that by projecting it on the outside worldâ kind of thing, but that the Doctor is so cold and brutal to him in his speech and thinks threatening him with a worse life can change him. The cop. Versus Ruby who is not punitive, grew up with kids dragged into foster care, and knows suffering â stewed by self-infliction or not â creates suffering. And she doesnât wish his mum was better or anything, doesnât try and guess at the root of it, just wishes for the result. Very âbeliever in Finnish prison systemsâ and actually putting that into practice, I like that in a character. âJusticeâ versus healing the world.
Also with Dhawan!Master we were crying out for one of the characters to notice this wasnât just An Evil Villain⢠but that itâs also a guy going through a mental health crisis, trying to communicate about the cause and the Doctor shutting that downâŚ
Rubyâs been so well set up for a Master story.
Christophe Beck and Michael Paraskevas breakdown Agatha Harknessâs theme music on Agatha All Along.
source: instagram
Beck: All the statements of Agathaâs theme have been leading up to this moment.
Parakskevas: This is what she came for. It was Agatha⌠All Along.
Beck: The main part is all over one chord and is pretty simple descending feeling and that gives it a slightly ancient eternal quality.
Paraskevas: The other thing with Agathaâs theme we carried over from her theme from WandaVision was this detuned alto flute, that we pitched down an octave. That also adds a sense of mystery, and darkness, and heartbreak.
Another presentation of Agathaâs theme was in her association with Nicky we used this detuned piano.
Beck: It has a watery quality to it. It really sounds like distant memory.
Paraskevas: In Episode 8, Agatha finally gets her power back. And we got epic, soaring strings. Episode 9, we really lean into the witchiness of Agatha and have all this really cool evocative vocal textures. Wanna try and sing it?
Beck: Absolutely not. Point your ears towards the high-plucked, dulcimer-like sound youâll hear itâs actually outlining the whole theme.
A single theme can express such a wide range of feeling while also still connecting all these disparate parts of an entire series, and it gives it everything a wonderful cohesion.