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		<title>Appassionato: The Instruments Project</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[double bass photographs]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[This work is about exploring the relationship between a musician, their instrument and their music. The ability to make an inanimate object create a sound that both expresses feeling and evokes emotion in a listener is incredibly powerful.
Along with obvious technical skill, a musician needs to be acutely aware of an instruments range and limitations, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="size-medium wp-image-187 alignright" title="double-bass-sleeping" src="http://www.kiritia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/double-bass-sleeping-590x393.jpg" alt="double-bass-sleeping" width="590" height="393" />This work is about exploring the relationship between a musician, their instrument and their music. The ability to make an inanimate object create a sound that both expresses feeling and evokes emotion in a listener is incredibly powerful.</p>
<p>Along with obvious technical skill, a musician needs to be acutely aware of an instruments range and limitations, and be able to tap into their own emotional range to use it as a form of expression. This is gained from hours of time familiarising with the anatomy of the instrument to understand its response to each caress.</p>
<p>This body of work is a ‘work in progress’ which will feature instruments on their own and being played by a musician. This work aims to capture the closeness between musician and their instrument. The tight, intimate close ups in the imagery is not dissimilar to what a curious inamorata would see when playfully exploring her lovers body.</p>
<p>What adds depth to this project is the inherent belief that the camera is also an instrument and the imagery is an emotional response to the music. There is a seductive dynamic between musician, instrument, photographer and camera that it is almost as complicated as a love triangle.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.kiritia.com/instruments/doublebass/http://www.kiritia.com/instruments/doublebass/" target="_blank">Double Bass</a><br />
<a href="http://www.kiritia.com/instruments/harp/" target="_blank">Harp</a></p>
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