60 acast.com One For The Bose https://1fortherose.wordpress.com/ en Jacob Rose film analysis,soundtracks,music,score Jacob Rose Any time I do an analysis of sound specifically, it'll come here!


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]]> Any time I do an analysis of sound specifically, it'll come here!


@one.for.the.rose on instagram if you want to talk about any of the films I've talked about !


Photo courtesy of Sirun 'Tommy' Tang, @sxhaloe on instagram

(Photo ruined in photopea by me later on)



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]]> false Jacob Rose goodnameshavej@gmail.com 675e1f74272fba937c4b4283 one-for-the-rose episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/675e1f74272fba937c4b4283/1734401037934-0bfdcf3e-8ddb-47c0-b8c2-623b814267c4.jpeg https://1fortherose.wordpress.com/ One For The Bose <![CDATA["Did It Even Happen?" - A Musical Analysis of Luca Guadagnino's 'Queer' (2024)]]> Sun, 15 Dec 2024 00:28:26 GMT 16:21 675e22ab64b31a6479248e0d false https://1fortherose.wordpress.com/the-music-of-queer/ 675e22ab64b31a6479248e0d 675e1f74272fba937c4b4283 full Looking at Luca Guadagnino's latest film Queer, Jacob asks: does its soundtrack just supplement the narrative?


Looking at the use of two songs from Nirvana (one a Sinead O'Connor cover), Jacob first explores the relationship between licensed music and artifacting, a key process of Queer.


Going further into Queer's soundtrack (composed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross), Jacob considers the role of motifs in music, and the ways in which the paratext of the soundtrack can inform more upon Queer as a whole.


It's me, I'm Jacob.

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]]> Looking at Luca Guadagnino's latest film Queer, Jacob asks: does its soundtrack just supplement the narrative?


Looking at the use of two songs from Nirvana (one a Sinead O'Connor cover), Jacob first explores the relationship between licensed music and artifacting, a key process of Queer.


Going further into Queer's soundtrack (composed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross), Jacob considers the role of motifs in music, and the ways in which the paratext of the soundtrack can inform more upon Queer as a whole.


It's me, I'm Jacob.

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