@article{1355731,
      recid = {1355731},
      author = {Yerushalmi, Ophra.},
      title = {Chopin's afterlife [electronic resource] /},
      publisher = {Filmakers Library,},
      address = {New York, NY :},
      pages = {1 online resource (54 min.).},
      year = {2007},
      note = {Originally released as DVD.},
      abstract = {The filmmaker of Chopin's Afterlife is a pianist who  explores the ways Chopin's music seems to connect people  everywhere. The director, Ophra Yerushalmi, for whom Chopin  has been a constant source of inspiration, is joined by  musicians and non-musicians, dancers, poets and visual  artists. They are young and old, masters and students, all  with special affinity to the composer. Together they  investigate different layers hidden under the seeming  simplicity of the music and its sheer beauty. Among those  participating are composers Lukas Foss and John Eaton,  pianists Abbey Simon, Arie Vardi and Frederic Chiu, as well  as Jerome Lowenthal and Pavlina Dokovska of the Julliard  and Mannes schools of music. Also included are two rare  solo dances choreographed by José Lim?n and Jerome Robbins,  danced by Carla Maxwell and Helgi Tomasson. Chopin's  Afterlife shows a surprising variety of ways in which  Chopin remains meaningful in our contemporary world, so  different from Chopin's own. The film is an attempt to  create a bridge between the "romantic" and the  "revolutionary" Chopin and to challenge viewers to look at  Chopin in new ways.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1355731},
}