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To Die Is To Live The film of David Sarkissian "To Die Is To Live" tries to release Armenian (More) The film of David Sarkissian "To Die Is To Live" tries to release Armenian filmo-matography from theatrical language-thinking, which has taken on itself the culture of literal-art supported by soviet states opposites the culture of scientific-techniques for a long time. In post-soviet Armenia the cognitions of Art are arrived in the cross-roads of oppositions and mutually exclusiveness. All the things that were created before discovering electricity and its mass usage (in our case it appropriates with establishment of soviet state) opposites the unilateral but dominant cognition of national culture, which defines our national being as an opportunity to return to the world of cattle breeding and agriculture. For its being the Film Art owes electricity. But, being considered as an independent way of art, Film goes on searching for its special language elements. The film, which is being released from literature narrative, sees itself in painting. David Sarkissian understands painting as a performance which is cleaned from narrative. In the context of this film you can find abstract expressionism presented as the finish of Romantic Movement started since19th century.
Film "To Die Is To Live" considered to be a non-finished project which is completely opposite to the idea of narrative. The romantizm in 20th century was able to get the second life by completely including feature film as well as serials nowadays. Art creation for David Sarkissian is reveals of transcendental strengths. Refusing increasing script Sarkissian chooses more radical step. He refuses to see film as a completed, finished work. Under the same title, he already has 5 different versions. Comparing film with painting, it cannot have original and copy versions, all the copies are original. By playing-transferring this idea to the special adult psychiatric state, which, as it seemed , stopped to be the question agitating only youth, and today it transferred to nervous state, when a human not only aims to satisfy his biological claims, but also gets new feelings. With this approaching he goes on the traditional art cognition, where the author, in this case and as a rule, is the man ready to self-reproduction. The admire and drama are sent to the first plan, as an echo of lost world.
In the film "To Die Is To Live" director used frames from the documental film (we can say also staged) which made Jackson Pollock famous, and also frames of Yves Kline's famous performance as well as performances of four late soviet union artists, which fight against "the mourning of philology". The stills are being paused with working-constructing and ruining-destructing views. Using opportunities of television and internet David Sarkissian tries to release them from the services of consumption world. He gives us back the memories of people inspire in the times of technical sunrise. It was as an single opportunity to change the world. This time, far from grace of advertisings and clips, we meet a warning -- to preserve the originality of every single living individual.
As the theme of soundtrack range he takes the subject which agitates the youth, questions about life and death as well as the questions concerning the meaning of life. Sarkissian presents it as the hardness of being related to ideals of peace and love. This gives chance to artist to avoid negative cognition of the society which is overloaded with moral-psychological problems.
Showing expressive gesture as resurrection of new and sporadic, David Sarkissian remains, that "the thing was promised since its born time must be done yet ".
Arman Grigoryan
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ELVIS: "FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY": (Recorded Live In Birmingham, AL. ELVIS IN BIRMINGHAM UNLEASHED! Recorded Live In Birmingham, AL. - December 29th, 1976 (More) ELVIS IN BIRMINGHAM UNLEASHED! Recorded Live In Birmingham, AL. - December 29th, 1976 See See Rider I Got A Woman/Amen Love Me Fairytale You Gave Me A Mountain Jailhouse Rock O Sole Mio/It's Now Or Never Trying To Get To You My Way Polk Salad Annie Band Introductions Early Morning Rain What'd I Say Johnny B. Goode Band Solos Love Letters School Days Funny How Time Slips Away Hurt Hound Dog For The Good Times The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face Unchained Melody Mystery Train/Tiger Man Can't Help Falling In Love Closing Vamp Review Of Concert: Whatever reason befitted Elvis to give so much to his new year's tour of 1976 still escapes me, nonetheless nothing can be taken away from the king in this one of his most historic performances ever to be captured on CD. Unlike most of the rest of the year, Elvis seems happy with what he is doing and in himself. His voice seems willing to provide the most spectacular acrobatics, and the crowd cannot help but scream in tandem with the shear adrenalin Elvis gives to the performance and his musicians. One of the maddest performances you have ever heard. A wonderful listening experience with every number! To start off we rocket into this show with a solid version of 'See See Rider', which right from the start, demonstrates the feel of the occasion with a trademark of years past, Elvis' cheeky giggle, that fools us for a few moments into thinking this is 1969. Unlike other 1976 versions, 'I Got A Woman' and its always long introduction, has real substance as if Elvis is genuinely interested in its lyrics and preamble. A parody of an old joke started in 1972, not that it has lost its humor, that its humor is defined by the effort of the performer. As with any comedian, a good joke is best performed when it appears it is being said for the first time. In this case, Elvis pulls it off nicely. After exciting the crowd by mentioning that it's his first performance in the city, Elvis rolls into a richer version of Love Me than seen earlier in the year. With less kisses and more singing adding to a richer listening experience. Of course the usual joke of making the backing singers wait some time at the end of the song, evidently drawing breath for his fantastic endnote. A great punch line. An above average version of (Less)
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