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A playlist to feel like you're inside a Hopper painting
timestamps / (author/s)
00:00 intermezzo (charlie spivak)
04:28 charmaine (mantovani)
08:35 melody of love (wayne king)
11:46 auld lang syne (guy lombardo)
15:15 body and soul (coleman hawkins)
18:54 poinciana 'song of the tree' (david rose)
22:48 do you believe in dreams (francis craig)
26:56 twilight time (three suns)
30:31 intermezzo aka 'souvenir de vienne' (wayne king)
34:39 orchids in the moonlight (enric madriguera)
39:12 warsaw concerto (freddy martin/jack fina)
43:24 deep in my heart dear (troubadours)
48:00 dancing in the dark (artie shaw)
all songs are slowed w/ reverb
ā PAINTINGS ā / (timestamps + info)
00.00 nighthawks, 1942
04.28 lighthouse hill, 1927
08.35 morning sun, 1952
11.46 summer evening, 1947
15.15 office in a small city, 1952
18.54 sun in an empty room, 1963
22.48 new york office, 1962
26.56 chair car, 1965
30.31 rooms by the sea, 1951
34.39 new york movie, 1939
39.12 the sheridan theatre, 1937
43.24 cape cod morning, 1950
48.00 hotel lobby, 1943
#art #music #playlist #hopper #edwardhopper #america #jazz
Original playlist by "nobody" YT channel
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Nothing like being crushed by your own sense of insignificance while drinking a scalding cup of double strength coffee.
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Edward Hopper grew up in my home town, and his residence has since been turned into an exhibit. I am spoiled in that from an early age I have been exposed to his work and legacy firsthand. His breadth of work is simply astounding and accurately captures all the goods and bads of an America before the age of communication; an America where most people were alone. When he was nine years old, Hopper made a portrait on the back of his school report card. It was a self portrait of his nine-year-old self, alone, looking over an empty Hudson River. I'm convinced that the sense of lonesome melancholy is an innate part of the soul, and contextualizes the greater majesty of the world. I like to believe that the isolation in his painting isn't a sad one. Instead, the isolation is a seamless experience for the lone figures, akin to watching the sun rise from a mountaintop, or finding the simple beauty of a street corner lit only by moonlight and vacant shops. It's a feeling you can only experience if you're alone, even if you're with other people; a small glimpse into a fragile moment, otherwise unassuming when in company. Similar can be said of your music selections! Thank you for creating this playlist and pairing each track with a painting. Such a beautiful and unique emotion you've captured here!
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Hopperās stunning visual depiction of situational human melancholia here reminds me of Robert Frostās blunt and unsettling poetic depiction of our melancholic place in the Cosmos: āWe are microbes crawling across the patina of this least of globes.ā The music here profoundly captures that spirit of universal creaturely awareness of misplacedness.
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Dreamy. The Nighthawks is such a mesmerising piece of artwork. Hopper was a master artist.
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40s music is such a deeply comforting thing for me. Reminds me of my childhood at my grandmaās house. Iām only in my 20s but my grandparentsā house was frozen in time since the 70s, and the only shows Iād be watching all day were Tom and jerry, 90s Batman episodes, the hundreds of tv shows from the 50s that my dad had, etc. the old radios, TVs, phones, rooms, furniture. Etc. Iād spend my summers and winters there as a kid and get engulfed in this nostalgic era
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As someone who works in the late night food service industry this mood is all too relatable
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Really well put together. Captures that feeling of emptiness, melancholy, with a tinge of nostalgia and dreaminess in Hopper's work. More art galleries should have specific music pieces paired with paintings to enhance the experience.
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You know those photos or paintings that people pose for, for the preservation of the memory or to commemorate the moment or event? These paintings emphasize what is just outside of the border. What isn't in the photo that nobody cares about. Its so easy to get sucked in while looking at these since they create feeling of negative space that wants to be filled.
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His art doesn't seem lonely to me, its peaceful, not big events and moments that will be told as witty anecdotes, just real life in all its unhurried beauty, simply beautiful and the music matches wonderfully :)
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I feel like Hopper paints the time in between the busyness, pleasure, and pain of life. The moments that are peacefully insignificant.
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Besides Hopper's paintings, this playlist gives me Overlook Hotel vibes from The Shining
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The loneliness and isolation of modernity.
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shout out to the guy in the window in the top left
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never delete this. please
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Try as I might, I can't help but connect with that feeling of ghosts playing. It's both comforting and unsettling, like dreams of the deceased.
If sweet dreams are heaven, and nightmares are hell, this would be right in the middle.
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The figures in Hopper's painting are always so surreal and dream-like to me. Its as if there is no one else that exists in the world save for those figures in the frame.
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This music reminds me when I was a little boy shopping with my mum over 50yrs ago, some of the big stores would play music like this, ah nostalgia š¢
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You all are so pure. Thank you so much. And the one who's reading this, slow down a bit, step back if you have to, take a deep breath and enjoy the process. I know it's difficult but you know yourself the result will make you happy and will give you freedom. Keep pushing forward. You can do it. ā£
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There will be a time in our lives, where we look back at this current decade and reminisce. We'll feel almost exactly the same way we felt when we looked at these paintings, the only difference being is that we lived through it and that will be a true moment of melancholy.
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I decided to open another channel focused on language, literature and linguistic. Follow me there too for more content. Here is the link: Learning Languages with Leo @learninglanguageswithleo486 www.youtube.com/channel/UCmRxBQpopIxcaRIkFrAhMjw
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