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Benjamin Bagby's Beowulf
Benjamin Bagby brings us the chilling, magical power wielded by the untitled Anglo-Saxon epic poem known as Beowulf. The story has its roots in the art of the scop (creator), the bardic story-teller of early medieval England who would retell Beowulf in song and speech, accompanying himself on a six-string harp for an audience captivated by the finest details of sound and meaning.
Bagbys impetus to re-vocalise this medieval text as living art has come from many directions: from the power of those bardic traditions, mostly non-European, which still survive intact; from the work of instrument-makers who have made thoughtful renderings of seventh-century Germanic harps; and from those scholars who have shown an active interest in the problems of turning written words back into an oral poetry meant to be absorbed through the ear/spirit, rather than eye/brain. But the principal impetus comes from the language of the poem itself, which has a power that no modern translation can approximate.
Co-presented with Next Stage
Please note that this performance is approximately 90 minutes in length, without an intermission, and is followed by a discussion with Benjamin Bagby moderated by Seth Knopp.
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UbicaciónNext Stage Arts Project (Ver)
15 Kimball Hill Rd
Putney, VT 05346
United States
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