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photo credit: Anja Hitzenberger |
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"Their actions and physical dialogues are as fluent, variegated, and disciplined as the melodies we hear and the unseen musicians they embody." - Deborah Jowitt, The Village Voice |
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Strings Attached contrasts the thrill of playing music and being part of an ensemble with the
struggle of women musicians hustling to make a living in a man's field. Using voice-over interviews with
women of all ages in the classical, jazz, opera and folk traditions, and set to a sumptuous original
score by Obie Award-Winner Diedre L. Murray, Strings Attached explores the larger issue of the
human need to have a creative life.
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