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In search of duende

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: (New Directions Bibelot)New York New Directions Pub. Co. c1955, 1975, 1998Description: xi, 99p.; notesContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0811213765
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • PQ6613.A763 A2263 1998
Contents:
Deep song. Note on the guitar. The guitar. Riddle of the guitar. Poem of the saeta. Rider's song. Farewell. Death of Antonito el Camborio. Ballad of one doomed to die. Play and theory of the duende. In praise of Antonia Merce, La Argentina. Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias. Poem of the bull. Dance of the moon in Santiago. Casida of the branches. Casida of the lament. Gacela of the bitter root
Abstract: 'The duenda is a momentary burst of inspiration, the blush of all that is truly alive, all that the performer is creating at a certain moment. The duende resembles what Goethe called the "demoniacal." It manifests itself principally among musicians and poets of the spoken word, rather than among painters and architects, for it needs the trembling of the moment and then a long silence.' --Preface, p. viii
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Deep song. Note on the guitar. The guitar. Riddle of the guitar. Poem of the saeta. Rider's song. Farewell. Death of Antonito el Camborio. Ballad of one doomed to die. Play and theory of the duende. In praise of Antonia Merce, La Argentina. Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias. Poem of the bull. Dance of the moon in Santiago. Casida of the branches. Casida of the lament. Gacela of the bitter root

'The duenda is a momentary burst of inspiration, the blush of all that is truly alive, all that the performer is creating at a certain moment. The duende resembles what Goethe called the "demoniacal." It manifests itself principally among musicians and poets of the spoken word, rather than among painters and architects, for it needs the trembling of the moment and then a long silence.' --Preface, p. viii

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