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Libby Kirkpatrick

Medium: Music

Libby’s music is a divine confluence of intimate storytelling, haunting poetry, her astonishing vocal range, and skilled and polished musicianship. To experience Libby live is to connect with your own soaring, traveling, and expansive heart.  Libby’s music is a divine confluence of intimate storytelling, haunting poetry, her astonishing vocal range, and skilled and polished musicianship. To experience Libby live is to connect with your own soaring, traveling, and expansive heart.

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Interview

Consenses Interview with Sally Taylor:

What was your mood the day you got this picture? Coming out of a low spot.. things not having been light and fluffy, winter blues just barely thinking about letting me loose.

What were you feeling about the task of creating a song from an image? Up for it!

What was your first thought or gut reaction to seeing this picture? “Oh no! this looks a bit like the territory i was happy to be departing from.”

What thought/sound/memory/lyric came first? Chorus, which is the sound of an exhale of my own exasperation.

Was there anything specific in the image you were drawn too? The great contrast of dark and light, of frozen and not frozen water.

What story did the photograph tell you? It reminded me that water can act so differently, yet still be the same basic things. reminded me of the two facets of spiritual and earthly expression that I am with my beloved.

How did you use the image to create this song? It began to come up (with my ‘take’ on its metaphor for my relation to my life with Chris) each time I thought of the seeming predicament I was in with.

What was your process from getting the photo to the completed song? It took a long walk in my childhood neighborhood at night to come to myself with the interpretation.

What does your song mean to you? Its a bit of a gripe! It was relating the discomfort with my life at the time with my situation of where I live and with who…

Did you enjoy this project? Yes, I loved it.

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The Story

I was drawn to the great contrast of light and dark, of frozen and not frozen water. The photo reminded me that water can take on so many forms and yet still remain the same thing. The contrast became a metaphor for my earthly vs. myspiritual relationship with my husband. The first thing that came to me about the song was the chorus which is the sound of an exhale expressing my own exasperation.

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