Stutter the Violins

'Stutter the Violins' is a short film casting elegance on the struggle of structure and chaos.

Filmed and Edited by Kevin Yee, Thomas McGovern, and Sean Keane.

Featuring rollerblading and poetry by Jason Greendyk (www.jasongreendyk.com/poetry.html)

Incorporating J. S. Bach, Violin Concerto No. 1 in A Minor, BWV 1041 I. Allegro,

digitally remastered by Jason Greendyk.

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'Stutter the Violins' is a part of the full length film, The Shock Video (rollerwarehouse.com/Shock-Video.asp).

It is a byproduct of The Apple Juice, the epic poem of rollerblading by Jason Greendyk (www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1438964).

The Apple Juice is dedicated to Sean Cullen, creative of the infamous 'The Apple' film series and mastermind of INRICLOTH (www.inricloth.com).

The musical component of 'Stutter the Violins' has been featured in NO!R NEW YORK's Ceremony of Innocence, December 2011 (www.noirnewyork.blogspot.com).

Love and a taste of The Apple Juice to:

BLK DNM

(www.blkdnmcloseup.com/post/23513753032/jason-greendyk-outside-blk-dnm-at-237-lafayette-on-satur#notes)

KOEK NYC (richardkoek.com/?p=1262)

&

I Roll NY (http://irollny.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/freeze-fame-justin-euras)

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In the dissemination of a little life’s work

The stutter of the violins

Was silenced in the cool flow of things

A tango on the pavement

Echoed in the ice

The crystal nature of mathematics

The columns of numbers

That define the power

Like the pillars of an ancient temple

To gods that danced with men

That now step to the product of enlightenment

In the digitization of symbolism

The mathematization of the arts

Or the revelation of the formulaic essence of nature

A linguistic necessity

In the patterns of the molecules

That give birth to life

Upon each and every conception

No child of the universe forsaken

In a squander of love

I let go of the rain

To dance in the hood of darkness

Thinking in the palace of light

To dwell on the quiet edges of the streets

Working on the conceptual rim of the castle

That would stand in lieu of peace

For the satisfaction of the irrational number

The chaos that trails off to eternity

From the most definite structure of a reason

Unraveling the mind

And cue the violins