Middle-earth Music: A thank you and giving back - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Novatlan · 02-23-2013, 07:53 AM

Hi!
Of course I am still around

Glad you like it!
I will be speaking about the paper at the Tolkien Seminar in Aachen end of April - I'm very excited!

Estelyn Telcontar · 02-23-2013, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Novatlan

I will be speaking about the paper at the Tolkien Seminar in Aachen end of April - I'm very excited!

That's wonderful! I just checked the schedule and saw that you're lecturing right after me on Sunday! I very much look forward to meeting you there.

By the way, I'm lecturing on the fifth major category of music composed for Tolkien's poems - the radio plays. (I'm currently reading your paper concerning the other four...)

Novatlan · 03-10-2013, 03:26 AM

That's awesome! Good I didn't include the radio plays in the paper. I originally wanted to, but there just was no space.

I hope I can someday continue writing on this and vastly extend it. My biggest gripe is that I just wasn't able to take into account that after all we are dealing with fiction. In the paper, I basically pretend that everything Tolkien writes is "real", which isn't particularly good form. It makes no difference for bringing across the point, because all I am after is discussing in which ways real music differs from what Tolkien wrote. But it means that most people object to the whole idea of the paper because I had to leave that out...

Looking forward to meeting you!

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02-23-2013, 07:53 AM	#1
Novatlan Newly Deceased Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Freiburg, Germany Posts: 4	Hi! Of course I am still around Glad you like it! I will be speaking about the paper at the Tolkien Seminar in Aachen end of April - I'm very excited!

03-10-2013, 03:26 AM	#3
Novatlan Newly Deceased Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Freiburg, Germany Posts: 4	That's awesome! Good I didn't include the radio plays in the paper. I originally wanted to, but there just was no space. I hope I can someday continue writing on this and vastly extend it. My biggest gripe is that I just wasn't able to take into account that after all we are dealing with fiction. In the paper, I basically pretend that everything Tolkien writes is "real", which isn't particularly good form. It makes no difference for bringing across the point, because all I am after is discussing in which ways real music differs from what Tolkien wrote. But it means that most people object to the whole idea of the paper because I had to leave that out... Looking forward to meeting you!