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Bob Dylan
rightly gained a reputation as an outstanding singer songwriter. form and melody of his songs are always irregular and surprising. born in Minnesota, singer of protest songs, raspy vocie accompanied by acoustic guitar then 1965 went electric, texts full of imagery that borrows from several poetic traditions using forms and metric patterns, greatest American poets of 20tj century
Dylan Mr tambourine man
written between 1964-1965, most evocative songs, beginning is unusual because its a refrain which consists of two musical pharese, one inconclusive open candence and the other second more firmly with closed candence, musical elements of song are simple, he deploys them very nuanced emphasizing poetic text thru irregular rhythms
song reached greatest success in 1965 by byrds
john corigliano
writes highly imaginative scores that are rooted in the language of the past but at the same time redefined traditional,
he decided to not hear orignal before the cycle was complete
corigliano Mr tambourine man
first wrote the song cycle for voice and piano but then orchestrated it to add color and dimension. selected seven poems for the cycle, prelude, five reflective songs listener emotional journey
innocence. clothes line
awareness blowin in the wind
political fury. masters of war
premonition of an apocalypse. all along the watchhorn
victory of ideas. chimes of freedom
postlude
songs are unified by recurring motives