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Title Re-sisters : the lives and recordings of Delia Derbyshire, Margery Kempe & Cosey Fanni Tutti / Cosey Fanni Tutti
Imprint London : Faber, 2022
©2022

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 Lindängen:Vuxen Facklitteratur (700-799)  780.92 engelska    CHECK SHELF  
Descript xiii, 372 pages 25 cm
Note Includes bibliographical references (pages 339-361) and index
From the author of Art Sex Music comes a vital meditation on womanhood, creativity and self-expression, and a revelatory exploration into the lives of three visionary artists. "Myself , Delia and Margery - a trinity of the sacred and profane, sinners and saints of a kind. Three defiant women with our individual, unconventional attitude to life. Untameable spirits, progressive thinkers living within the inherent societal constraints of our times." In 2018, boundary-breaking visual and sonic artist Cosey Fanni Tutti received a commission to write the soundtrack to a film about Delia Derbyshire, the pioneering electronic composer who influenced the likes of Aphex Twin and the Chemical Brothers. While researching Delia's life, Cosey became immersed in Derbyshire's story and uncovered some fascinating parallels with her own life. At the same time Cosey began reading about Margery Kempe, the 15th century mystic visionary who wrote the first English language autobiography. Re-sisters is the story of three women consumed by their passion for life, a passion they expressed through music, art and lifestyle; they were undaunted by the consequences they faced in pursuit of enriching their lives, and fiercely challenged the societal and cultural norms of their time
Subject Tutti, Cosey Fanni
Derbyshire, Delia, 1937-2001
Kempe, Margery, approximately 1373-
Kvinnliga tonsättare
Kvinnliga musiker
Musikbranschen
Kvinnor
Kreativitet
Kvinnliga mystiker
Elektronisk musik -- historia
Storbritannien
Biografier
Classmark 780.9252
Ijz Tutti, Cosey Fanni
Ijz Derbyshire, Delia
Ijz Kempe, Margery
ISBN/ISSN 9780571362189 hbk
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