#Rebecca Clarke

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Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979)

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just cute lil pics i found on my Pinterest <3

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The Black Phone (2021) Review

When Finney Blake is abducted by the serial killer than has been named The Grabber, he must use all of his wit to stay alive. The mysterious black phone in the basement keeps ringing and it’s the previous victims of the killer who all try and help him. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading The Black Phone (2021) Review

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Rebecca Clarke, Lullaby. Philip Dukes, viola Sofia Rahman, piano

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Swan Song (Set it Off)

Promises are broken/Tell me are you happy now/Drowning in the hourglass/I guess our time ran out/I hope you're listening/You don't even bother anymore

"If i could list every time just the acoustic version has made me start crying and why we would be here for far far too long. like i know its probably about a romantic relationship thats how most set it off songs are but like. you know."

Poll Runner: Set it Off fucks so hard. This is legit one of my favourite songs of theirs. The screaming vocals just... *chef's kiss*

I'll Bid My Heart Be Still (Rebecca Clarke)

"i first listened to this when choosing pieces to play for a music exam and it made me cry which was unexpected and made me like the piece so i had to play it. it’s mournful and pretty and i think kind of hopeful? and it still makes me (nearly) cry. also i’m not sure how true this is because i don’t remember where i read it, but apparently the composer (viola player) wrote a lot of stuff for viola and piano because her husband played piano and i just think that’s romantic <3 (which makes the song more mournful and sweet). also it falls into the category of art made by people who are now dead, but are survived by their art which is now enjoyed etc etc and that in itself really fucks me up"

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Rebecca Clarke - Comodo et amabile, performed by the Julstrom String Quartet

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Bad movie I have The Black Phone 2021

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The Permanent Rain Press Interview with Rebecca Clarke. (Watch in HD)

We chat with Rebecca (Becca) Clarke about her role as Donna in The Black Phone and memories from set, fan support, love for theatre, and making music with her band 3-Day Weekendz.

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i'll bid my heart be still, rebecca clarke, naxos 2007

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Rebecca Clarke - Poem for String Quartet ·

Julstrom String Quartet

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Anne Rice’s Final Interview: ‘I Am Known to Be Passionate’

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Mi crítica del concierto de Rosa García Varela y Pepe Fernández anoche en el Alcázar.

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Rebecca Clarke (27 August 1886 – 13 October 1979): Poem for String Quartet, performed by Julstrom String Quartet

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Concert review, ★★★★, Esther Hoppe, Chiara Enderle Samatanga, Luisa Seraina Splett @ Kirchgemeindehaus, Winterthur-Veltheim, 2023-03-05 — Mel Bonis (1858 – 1937): Piano Trio "Soir-Matin", op.76 (1907); Dora Pejačević (1885 – 1923): Piano Trio in C major, op.29 (1910); Lili Boulanger (1893 – 1918): Piano Trio "D'un soir triste" (1917/1918); Rebecca Clarke (1886 – 1979): Piano Trio (1921)

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23年コンサート♯27

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河村尚子　サントリー音楽賞受賞記念コンサート

河村尚子　ピアノ

ドーリック弦楽四重奏団

矢代秋雄　ピアノソナタ

レベッカ・クラーク　ピアノ三重奏曲

シューマン　ピアノ五重奏曲Op.44

今日の白眉は、初めて実演を聴いたレベッカ・クラークのピアノトリオ。ピアノ・ヴァイオリン・チェロの組み合わせだと、ヴィオラ曲とは異なる明るさが出る。とくに第2楽章のゆらゆらとした浮遊感がある美しさが素晴らしい。

シューマンの五重奏曲では、第2楽章でクララの意見によりカットされたトリオ（まったく知らなかった）を復元した形で演奏。ただ、全体的に抑揚をつけ過ぎて流れが良くなく、私の好みではなかった。この曲ではシューマンの狂気を表現する必要はないと思う。でも、まるで交響曲のように音が広がっていく第4楽章は凄かった。

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