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A Is for Amos - A Musical A-Z
Taking its inspiration from childhood A to Z books, A is for Amos features subjects from the world of music, all hand-picked by Daria, and re-created in her astonishingly detailed and fantastic style across twenty-six original illustrations. Bowie sits alongside Tchaikovsky. Zappa with Florence. Kate Bush with Underworld.
Daria Klimentova - The Agony and the Ecstasy
Daria Klimentová's sizzling chemistry with Russian dancer Vadim Muntagirov, who is nearly 20 years her junior, has reignited the prima ballerina's career - and marks a metamorphosis after her Black Swan-style torments depicted in BBC Four's Agony and Ecstasy, the gripping documentary series aired last year. There has been a metamorphosis since the 'old ballerina' allowed herself to be browbeaten by domineering choreographer Derek Deane, and Daria and Vadim are being applauded as the new Fonteyn and Nureyev. But unlike Vadim, Daria wasn't raised in a ballet family. Born in Prague, she was talent-spotted as a gymnast when she was five. She had a ballet lesson once a week and her teacher advis...
Music of Changes
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Christmas Connection
Will their romance fade with the music? Bailey’s settled for working in her mother’s salon instead of pursuing her dream. Music. She has the soul of a singer. Melodies speak to her heart. She could face her fear, but that would take courage and ignoring the disapproval of those close to her. When an incredible opportunity comes her way, she must decide whether to take the risk or live in regret. Jackson’s a musician determined to make it into the business with his band. After years of hard work, his dreams may come true. He can make amends for the past. He can let go of his guilt. When Jackson and Bailey meet online, their love for music forms an extraordinary bond. Once they both pursue their passions, including the one between them, there’s no going back. But there’s a secret. A secret that will make Bailey question everything.
The Daria Diaries
A year in the life of Daria, complete with "Dress-up dolls! Jock love notes! Popularity check-lists! Psychological tests! Brooding song lyrics! Vile childhood pictures! Mall maps! Teacher personal ads! Cheerleader counseling! ... and lots and lots of bad, bad attitude!"--Cover.
We'll Play Till We Die
Author's note : revolutionary auras and phantasms -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction : from uprisings to plagues -- Morocco : finding harmonies in a land of dissidence -- Yalla, let's play! : Egypt from the pharaoh to the general -- Palestine/Israel : hard music in an orphaned land -- Lebanon : remixed but never remastered -- Iran : living in the upside down and inside out -- Pakistan : shredding the funk from the valleys to the sea -- By way of an epilogue : the joys of resistance.
A violinist died in a god
A chance for a decent future isn't always there. It seemed clear to Alexander Kamnev and suddenly he received a possibility to discover the world once more. An old musical instrument came into his life, grieving from losing an older brother who played the instrument wasn't yet faded, but Kamnev decides to continue his brother Kesha's glorious past and comes to a music school. What awaits Alexander starting playing this late? Why does the teacher, Iosif Seraphimovich, seem so foggy and carries so many fragile mysteries? All this has to be figured out with.Содержит нецензурную брань.
Angelica Mesiti (English Edition)
Angelica Mesiti has been developing research into methods of communication, beyond speech or writing, to create new languages based on existing systems. In her video installations, she is interested in questions of translation of various cultural phenomena, through sound, music, or the body, spontaneous or choreographed gestures. The artist highlights, with sensitivity and delicacy, the grace and inventiveness of everyday life, while underlining the social and political outreach of music and performance. Book contents: - “Perhaps There Are More Things That Unite Us Than Separate Us,” interview between Angelica Mesiti and Daria de Beauvais. - “What Bodies Say,” by Mathilde Roman. About the authors: - Daria de Beauvais is Senior Curator at the Palais de Tokyo. She curated Angelica Mesiti’s solo show. - Mathilde Roman is an art critic, curator and teacher. Book published on the occasion of Angelica Mesiti’s solo show at the Palais de Tokyo, 20.02 – 12.05.2019
