Varsouviana Music In Streetcar Named Desire
The story of Streetcar named Desire is a deeply musical where characters tend to expressed their mood or thoughts. The Polka music plays a big role in the play, both as mood setter and characterization. The Varsouviana polka is used by Tennessee Williams to highlight the themes of death. This music is specifically shown in Blanche as a character, meaning that when we hear the polka, we hear what is inside her mind. For example, when Blanche tells Mitch about Allan, his secret and his death. This action brings up sad memories of what happened to her husband, and feels emotionally threatened by them while telling Mitch her secret. Also, it shows the trust that she has on Mitch and how she is all opened about her experience. You can tell that
Blanche starts to feel more secure and less shy about revealing her past. Moreover, the polka music is incorporated over and over again every time the Blanche’s dark past is remembered and is spinning around in her mind. Personally, we can tell that this piece of literature is a very fundamental contribution in a character’s mood such as Blanche DuBois. Furthermore, this musical contribution is represented in a movie called The Notebook. This romantic drama film, based on a book by Nicholas Sparks, is about a young couple who fall in love during the 1940s. Their story is narrated from the present day by an elderly man, telling the story to a person nursing home resident. This tale contains an amazing soundtrack that matches exactly with the time the story is narrated, in the 40s. It features a great artist named Aaron Zigman who wrote songs specifically based on the story of this movie. There are two that are repeated often in the sad parts: “Noah’s Journey” and “Noah’s last letter”. Even though there aren’t lyrics, the symphony expresses that emotional feeling of the two main characters. Also, they help the audience to state that there is gloomy moment in the specific scene. These songs moved me in a way that I can tell that you don’t need words to express something throughout music. The symphony is the inspiration that guides me to understand the way the actors are feeling and to describe the mood of the scene itself. Finally, the author’s purpose was to show instrumental songs of the time such as these, creating a sad, depressive and fundamental atmosphere in every scene shown.
Blanche starts to feel more secure and less shy about revealing her past. Moreover, the polka music is incorporated over and over again every time the Blanche’s dark past is remembered and is spinning around in her mind. Personally, we can tell that this piece of literature is a very fundamental contribution in a character’s mood such as Blanche DuBois. Furthermore, this musical contribution is represented in a movie called The Notebook. This romantic drama film, based on a book by Nicholas Sparks, is about a young couple who fall in love during the 1940s. Their story is narrated from the present day by an elderly man, telling the story to a person nursing home resident. This tale contains an amazing soundtrack that matches exactly with the time the story is narrated, in the 40s. It features a great artist named Aaron Zigman who wrote songs specifically based on the story of this movie. There are two that are repeated often in the sad parts: “Noah’s Journey” and “Noah’s last letter”. Even though there aren’t lyrics, the symphony expresses that emotional feeling of the two main characters. Also, they help the audience to state that there is gloomy moment in the specific scene. These songs moved me in a way that I can tell that you don’t need words to express something throughout music. The symphony is the inspiration that guides me to understand the way the actors are feeling and to describe the mood of the scene itself. Finally, the author’s purpose was to show instrumental songs of the time such as these, creating a sad, depressive and fundamental atmosphere in every scene shown.