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    Arvo Pärt’s Journey

    In this excerpt from Between Two Sounds, we see the moment when the Estonian composer begins to run afoul of the Soviet regime.

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    September 5, 2024
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    • Juliet Kane

      OK, the point in the Part extract where the political commissar has stuffed his glasses on his forehead and pinches his eye sockets in despair at how "difficult" a case Part is is pure comedy. No printed words needed; the picture tells it all. I laughed in surprise and delight! I've never read a graphic novel before (or is it a comic strip?) I am stunned that the seriousness and beauty of Part's story could be captured in the medium of a graphic novel. AND, that words and pictures could make me want to listen to his music. This is amazing. I'd like to read the whole thing. I've ordered a copy. Thank you.

    From Between Two Sounds: Arvo Pärt’s Journey to His Musical Language.

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    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
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    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
    excerpt from a graphic novel about Arvo Pärt
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    Contributed By Joonas Sildre Joonas Sildre

    Joonas Sildre is an Estonian comic artist, illustrator, and graphic designer who specializes in biographical books.

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