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Subject: Re: Georgia O'Keeffe and our wild places

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Kelly

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Date Posted: 09/30/09 11:59am
In reply to: Laura 's message, "To Diney" on 09/20/09 9:26pm

Hi Laura, glad you found the board. I didn't see the movie, but it sounds like the scene you and Diney mentioned would have been the perfect place for Dan's "Bones in the Sky".

I actually forgot about watching the movie, but I also had gotten an impression from the promo clip that it might be overly dramatic on her relationship with Stieglitz. I know you both said you enjoyed it, so maybe if they run it again I'll try to catch it.

I was watching an episode of the new Ken Burns documentary last night about our National Parks, and was thinking it would have been a great vehicle for Dan to be a part of. There's music throughout most of it - both traditional and original compostions - and quite a few composers/musicians involved. The music score was done well, but I couldn't help thinking that Dan could've written some great pieces for a project like that. It's really an interesting film and the scenery is awesome....the last of our wild places. Here's a link to it on the PBS site if anyone's interested: http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/

Kelly

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