Daydreams: A Dance Duet for the Utermohlen Project with Three Songs by Frank Bridge
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Description
This version of the choreographed dance contains music performed by Drs. Kent Cook and William Hudson.
The Last invocation (1918) text by Walt Whitman
Into her keeping (1919) text by H.D. Lowry
What shall I your true love tell (1919) text by Francis Thompson
Bridge did not write these three songs as a set, but they are particularly poignant as each song expresses a range of intense emotions surely experienced during the long goodbye of Alzheimer's.
Publication Date
2015
Publisher
Illinois Wesleyan University
City
Bloomington
Keywords
Re-centering the Humanities
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities
Recommended Citation
Cook, Kent and Hudson, William, "Daydreams: A Dance Duet for the Utermohlen Project with Three Songs by Frank Bridge" (2015). Pursuing the Ephemeral, Painting the Enduring: Alzheimer’s and the Artwork of William Utermohlen. 3.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/utermohlen/3
Comments
Duration: 00:07:45
The file available for streaming (linked above and to the right) is a 1GB mp4 film with music. A description of this work is also available above and on p. 18 of the exhibition catalogue.