There are some terrific Saturday Schools for Writers as
part of the community and adult education programme at Canterbury Christ Church
University throughout the Autumn, which offer amazing value and a range of
fascinating topics.
November 22 offers the second in an
innovative series called Music for Writers: Emotion, Music and Moving
Image. This is intended for writers, music lovers and film lovers. How can words, sound and image combine to create something unique? How is music used to express and convey emotion and
atmosphere when combined with the medium of film? What is the relationship
between sound and image? Using case studies that include films such as The
Go-Between (Joseph Losey), Last Year in Marienbad (Alain
Resnais) and Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca and Psycho,
these issues will be explored and examined.
The tutor is an award winning composer and inspiring teacher, who wrote the music for my book trailer for Coming Home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aweX0y3lvL4&feature=youtu.be
Barry Seaman's work has
been performed in the UK and Europe, USA, Canada and Australia, with broadcasts
on Radio 3. His music for silent films Tsar Ivan Vasilyevitch Grozny
(Alexander Ivanov-Gai 1915) and The Life of Richard Wagner (Carl
Froelich 1913) was widely toured in the USA. Barry has a special interest
in music as a healing process and is currently working on Mirabai, a large
scale multimedia opera that explores the life of Mirabai, mystic poet and
dancer from 16th century Rajasthan. A short film of the Krishna
dance scene was directed by acclaimed film director, Tony Palmer.
To hear Gabriel’s
Greeting click
All Day Schools cost
£29.50.
To book please contact
April Doyle via email to education.communityarts@canterbury.ac.uk or
by phoning 01227 863451
See link for more info.
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