Bataille and Ethel Cain speak of this...Magical. I love choirs, I love church songs, I love reckless expressions of faith. Great in theater due to loud and quality audioI felt like I was receiving the salvation, I had goose pimples all down my arm
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Σκηνοθεσία Erica Hinton +1
Awake, My Soul: The Story of the Sacred Harp
Πολυπρόσωπο, ρεαλιστικό ντοκιμαντέρ
Ένα ντοκιμαντέρ που ακολουθεί την παράδοση του Sacred Harp, μιας μορφής χορωδιακού τραγουδιού με σημειογραφία σχημάτων, που διατηρείται ζωντανή από ερασιτέχνες τραγουδιστές στον αγροτικό Αμερικανικό Νότο.
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Bataille and Ethel Cain speak of this...Magical. I love choirs, I love church songs, I love reckless expressions of faith. Great in theater due to loud and quality audioI felt like I was receiving the salvation, I had goose pimples all down my arm
🚩🔴🟥♦️... ❤️Went to our first singing today. The music is impressive, immersive, and immutable. I sat next to the loudest bass singer from Germany, which helped my pick out my part. I ate tofu noodles with peanut sauce at the potluck. Glory, hallelujah. My ears are ringing and my heart is full. This is a really nice little doc. Recommended to anyone interested in the music.
i started listening to choir music a few weeks ago after i watched Midnight Mass. it made me really want to participate, but my gf, a trained choral singer who has toured around europe, reminded me that you need to know how to read music, etc. she suggested i look into sacred harp. the companion album to this doc is pretty good: it can be emotionally resonant, but it's also a cacophonous racket. the doc was pretty nice. i'm probably not going to start singing.
This documentary examines the history and practices of Sacred Harp singing, an American folk tradition characterized by shape-note notation and community-based, a cappella performances.
The film was directed by Matt and Erica Hinton and released in 2006.
While the tradition is deeply rooted in historical American church music, the focus is on the communal, participatory nature of the singing style.