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"When people are fairly young and the musical composition of their lives is still in its opening bars, they can go about writing it together and exchanging motifs...but if they meet when they are older...their musical compositions are more or less complete, and every motif, every object, every word means something different to each of them." -Milan Kundera
About The Project
Music is Memory is a project that seeks to understand connections between music and memory. Primarily, I am interested in collecting the memories (and emotions) that we, as individuals, have attached to particular songs. I "collect" memories of hearing a song for the first time, but also how these memories change and meld over time.
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Links
- A (Budding) Sociologist's Commonplace Book
- All Songs Considered
- Anti Sociales
- Betsey Biggs
- Bugg blog
- Cassette From My Ex
- Club Fonograma
- Crooked Timber
- El Cassette Grabao
- Erin Bergner
- Global Sociology Blog
- La Guerrilla
- les caison iii
- OrgTheory
- Port Merchandise
- Post Data
- Ramon Miranda Beltran
- Rethinking Markets
- Sam Favata
- Santos Lebron
- Scatterplot
- Sounds of Silence: A Journey into the Deaf World
- The Skinny Gourmet
- whatisthewhat
- Wicked Anomie
- Y for Yenndetta
Top Five...Songs for Memories
- 1) King of Carrot Flowers Part I by Neutral Milk Hotel
- 2) On The Road Again by Willie Nelson
- 3) If Winter Ends by Bright Eyes
- 4) Sad Mood by Sam Cooke
- 5) Part One by Band of Horses
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