The strings play a soft, unceasing C-major chord; over it, three ondes martenot — antique electronic instruments with eerie, piercing voices — unwind a thread of melody that touches on ten of the twelve chromatic notes.
The strings play a soft, unceasing C-major chord; over it, three ondes martenot antique electronic instruments with eerie, piercing voices unwind a thread of melody that touches on ten of the twelve chromatic notes.
The rest of the film is played out against an unceasing soundtrack of explosions and gunfire, just like real life in the trenches.
I realized, however, that hard work and unceasing work was the only panacea for me.
What if everything is destined to sound the same forever, and we're trapped in an infernally unceasing club that only plays "Dancing (Again!)" by Eats Everything on repeat?
An unceasing pining for the good old days plays a part, obviously, but it goes beyond that.
But the crucial role these objects play in an old and distinct regional culture gives them power and meaning unlike the unceasing flow of new styles, new forms, and new media in contemporary art that scramble like a BuzzFeed column to keep up with the conversation of the moment.
Shouldn't competence and a moral persona be the ultimate arbiters as to whether we select one or the other rather than their unceasing and sometimes nauseating attempts to top each other with how much faith plays a part in their lives?
And as we lead up to the big night on March 2, it might do us all some good to step away from the insistent and unceasing Oscar prognosticating and try to remember the great moments from Oscars past that have played best on TV.
It is a great, winding thing, fanhood is, played on the fly, and if you can follow it in Cleveland — home of the Browns and the Crooked River and unceasing heartbreak — through its many twists and turns, then you can follow it anywhere.
