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liauditore · 23 days

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i can't believe martyn didn't warn scott that people die when they are killed

#scott smajor #jimmy solidarity #life series spoilers #trafficblr #flower husbands #cw gun #cw dead body #i guess it's all silly but just in case lol #my art

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sansakenobi · 4 months

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THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS & SNAKES (2023) dir. Francis Lawrence DIMITRI ABOLD AS REAPER ASH He's torn down the flag.

#the ballad of songbirds and snakes #tbosas #tbosbas #tbosasedit #tbosbasedit #thgedit #filmedit #moviegifs #filmgifs #mediagifs #filmtvcentral #dailyflicks #reaper ash #*gifs #cw dead body #*1k

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yellowvixen · 4 months

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silly doodles :]

#these are from. idk. a month ago at least #the skeleton one i want to finish... one day... but for now u can have the sketch #sth #sonic #sonic the hedgehog #metal sonic #metonic #cw skeleton #cw dead body #<- just in case lol #sonic art #sonic fanart #sonic the hedgehog fanart #art #fanart #artists on tumblr #vixenart

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koddlet · 2 months

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you are the warmest part of the winter

#excuse how my style is jumping around.... i'm trying to fend off the art block with diff brushes #may or may not revisit this one later but i like the way it looks now so yippie #yellowjackets #yellowjackets fanart #shauna shipman #jackie taylor #jackieshauna #shaunajackie #digital art #illustration #cw corpse #cw dead body

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topsee-turvee · 4 months

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10 Years - 10 Moments

The Americans (2013)

#the americans #elizabeth jennings #philip jennings #theamericansedit #keri russell #matthew rhys #tvedit #perioddramaedit #ok listen I know i had a whole year to post this #and it's already 2024 here #but i've planned this for 7 months so #10 years of the perfect show #yes i am gonna post about it still #cw dead body #paige jennings #stan beeman #martha

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godsfaultycreations · 9 months

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Act Natural

i wonder what he saw. . . it must've been startling, huh?

While making this part, we were playing Wrecking Ball by Miley Cyrus to really get the art going so do with information what you will

Start -> Next

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voidthesquished · 3 months

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Vol. 2 anniversary :3333

#mandela catalogue #the mandela catalogue #tmc fanart #mandela catalogue fanart #adam murray #jonah marshall #tmc #cw blood #cw bright colors #cw dead body #cw death #the mandela catalogue fanart #the mandela catalog fanart #jonah tmc #adam tmc

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melonalemonade · 1 year

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he’s gonna be just fine 🙂

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piggiebonez · 8 months

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board games with the fun uncle

Z*ADRS/PROSHIP DNI kill YORSELF

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lamuliz · 1 year

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Grief & regret.

#tspud ending the parable au #tsp #the stanley parable #tspud #cw dead body #tw dead body #cw death #tw death #the stanley parable fanart #the stanley parable narrator #stanley #narrator

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sixty-silver-wishes · 7 months

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Dmitri Shostakovich at Sergei Prokofiev's funeral, 1953.

For context, Prokofiev and Stalin died on the same day- March 5, 1953. Because Stalin's funeral was such a major event in the Soviet Union, Prokofiev's was largely overlooked, despite the fact he was one of the leading Soviet composers of his day. Relatively few people attended his funeral, Shostakovich among them.

Shostakovich and Prokofiev were not particularly close, and had a thorny professional relationship- much of the correspondence between them that I've been able to find appears to be formal criticism of each other's works. As Prokofiev was from an older generation- he was born in 1891, while Shostakovich was born in 1906- they did not always see eye-to-eye musically; Shostakovich experimented with the avant-garde when possible, perhaps in part due to his musical maturation during the socially-liberal NEP era, while Prokofiev's style tended to be more conservative and neoclassical- picking up more influence from Imperial-age composers and fellow emigres to the west (he lived in France and the United States before returning to the Soviet Union in 1936). Their generational difference also partially accounted for how they responded to harsh government criticism- Shostakovich was impacted by the consequences of his 1936 denunciation all his life and, while he suffered greatly during his second denunciation in 1948, was able to develop public and private personas, in both the musical and ideological spheres, to preserve himself and his artistry. However devastating as it was for Shostakovich, the 1948 denunciations took a greater toll on many other composers, Prokofiev included. As Prokofiev did not believe he would be harshly denounced as Shostakovich had been in 1936, he was far less prepared for the censorship and attacks he faced in 1948. As a result of the denunciations, combined with his declining health, his artistic productivity decreased, and he largely regulated himself to writing basic ideological works towards the end of his life.

This is a letter Shostakovich wrote to Prokofiev on the subject of his Seventh (and last) Symphony:

There's speculation as to whether or not Shostakovich was actually impressed by Prokofiev's Seventh Symphony. As Prokofiev was in decline at the time of writing it, the symphony has been criticized for being banal and not being particularly innovative; Rostropovich even claimed that Prokofiev added in its final flourish not for artistic purposes, but to have the piece nominated for a Stalin Prize, which would have meant money and a boost to his reputation after it suffered in 1948. (The Stalin Prize has its own complicated history in its role in Soviet music, and although it was the highest award a Soviet composer could earn, it could sometimes be awarded as a sort of backhanded punishment- an encouragement for composers to write the "right" sort of music, especially after they had been criticized for "formalism." Nonetheless, winning it after suffering a denunciation could mean financial and political security.) Did Shostakovich- who had often traded criticisms with Prokofiev over music- actually like this piece, or was this an effort to encourage a fellow artist to keep composing after suffering mental and physical ailments? This was a private letter and not a public statement, and Shostakovich was typically very straightforward about critiques, so if the entirely positive sentiment for the piece wasn't genuine (the only critique here is that Shostakovich says he wishes the entire symphony was encored!), the letter may have come from a place of concern.

Perhaps the most striking thing about this letter is the line, "I wish you another hundred years to live and create. Listening to such works as your Seventh Symphony makes it much easier and more joyful to live." Maybe by telling Prokofiev that he wished him another hundred years to live and create, Shostakovich was not simply praising the symphony, but encouraging Prokofiev- a composer whom he was often on icy terms with- that he needed to keep living and creating, during a time when it was becoming more and more difficult for him to do so.

#shostakovich #dmitri shostakovich #prokofiev #sergei prokofiev #music history #composers #classical composers #history #soviet history #classical music #music #cw dead body

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liauditore · 1 year

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