Pale Blue Dot by Roger Goula (Violeta Vicci solo violin, 8ve violin, pedals)

Details
Title | Pale Blue Dot by Roger Goula (Violeta Vicci solo violin, 8ve violin, pedals) |
Author | Violeta Vicci |
Duration | 7:16 |
File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=_lMh3Zd5pVU |
Description
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Pale Blue Dot performed live during the outdoor concert series "Live Music in Nature"
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Roger Goula - Pale Blue Dot
‘Pale Blue Dot’ is at first sullen; soaked in deep tonal swells of strings, and then all of a sudden incredibly vibrant, with layers of frenzied violin, emulating the perplexing emotional pull one might feel gazing upon the earth – home – from such an astonishing distance.
The artist was inspired by interpreting the experience of looking at the Earth as it is in space – a tiny, fragile ball of life, ‘hanging in the void’, surrounded by a paper-thin atmosphere – something that transforms an astronaut’s perspective of the world, society, and humanity’s existence. Many astronauts report a newly discovered and profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility as a conscious being to protect it. Goula set out to reimagine this cognitive shift musically – a body of work that would become his debut album ‘Overview Effect’.
“The idea of a psychological shift of how we see our home – the Earth – interested me enormously as the central theme for this project, particularly the concept of a psychological journey” said Goula. “This focal point gave me a huge amount of inspiration from which to generate musical ideas that would develop to eventually become this album. Having internalised the idea of the overview effect, I began to sketch compositions for the album, using the concept to guide the material.”