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Electronica and Choral Blake, 2022
14
May, 23
2022 was a rich year for Blake-inspired music, including tracks from very different genres in the classical and pop worlds.
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Blake Bites: The poetic form of Holy Thursday (Innocence)
14
Jan, 23
Blake's unusual use of line lengths in his poem ‘Holy Thursday’ has an important effect on our reading of the poem.
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Blake Bites: What is meant by human form in ‘The Divine Image’?
14
Jan, 23
Blake’s poetry in Songs of Innocence often appears to use conventional Christian motifs, but these are much more radical than they first appear.
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‘Can I see anothers woe,/ And not be in sorrow too’: Sentimentalism of Blake and Dickens
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Aug, 11
Though Dickens has been accused of being pejoratively “sentimental,” (Kaplan
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Jeff Gillett’s Songs
22
Oct, 10
My attention has just been brought to Jeff Gillett's setting
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Fernand Péna’s Ode to William Blake
17
Oct, 10
This month sees the release of a two-year project by
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Blake Set to Music: John Sykes
14
Jun, 10
The music critic Andrew Porter said of the Songs of
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