THE MOONLIGHT SONATA BY LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Story by Nimity James
Nimity James Theodor W. Adorno, the German philosopher, said we don’t understand music. Rather, music understands us.
The Neil Young collection
The Neil Young collection of Stereo Stories is quite small – just seven pieces so far – but each sings its own tune, so to speak. And two of the contributions are from two of Australia’s finest writers.
THE NIGHT WE MET by LORD HURON. Story by Samantha Lee Curran
The celebrant spoke, but I didn’t hear a word. I fell into a trance, absorbing every once-in-a-lifetime second.
THE NORTH WIND IS TOSSING THE LEAVES. Story by David Oke
Mum would dutifully wrap the can in crepe paper to cover the rust and make it decorative.
THE NUT BROWN MAIDEN, a traditional Scottish song. Story by Alex Barr.
I sometimes think of my father as a cold, bleak Icelandic landscape, and his songs as those hot springs that bubble up from unknown depths.
THE OTHER WOMAN by CARO EMERALD. Story by Lucia Nardo.
Believing herself unloved and unlovable had splintered her heart. Her desperate life’s search was to find someone to piece it back together.