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To Balance on Bridges
- Words + Music | Vol. 19
- Narrated by: Rhiannon Giddens
- Series: Words + Music
- Length: 1 hr and 28 mins
- Performance
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Entertainment & Celebrities
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Publisher's Summary
Rhiannon Giddens possesses the power to express herself and the human experience like few others. Journey with the inimitable folk musician and MacArthur "Genius Grant" recipient as the celebrated artist examines the multitude of influences and identities that have led her to a life "nestled in the nexus” - defined and further made whole by the sum of her parts.
Blending songs and stories from shared and personal histories, To Balance on Bridges finds Giddens in continued pursuit of truth in all its raw and underexposed forms. Performing tracks from several of her acclaimed albums, Giddens leads listeners through a multitude of musical styles, lyrical patterns, and instrumentation confronting questions on race, culture, appropriation, and class with searing precision. Hear an indelible artist reflect vividly on her own path as she, in turn, sheds light on our deeply connected journey ahead.
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- AnnePro
- 07-23-21
A historical journey
I especially enjoyed the historical information that she imparted through her words and her music. Thank you for allowing your readers and listeners to feel connected.
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- Tom
- 07-28-21
The Journey of a Genius just beginning her Mission
Audible Originals and the MacArthur folks sure knew what they were doing introducing us to this Woman. I have been a big fan of Rhiannon Giddens since I first saw her playing with The Carolina Chocolate Drops and later with Elvis Costello et al in the film Lost Songs: The Basement Tapes Continued a few years back, a terrific film by the way.
She is a tremendous talent, a brilliant singer and player, who sees herself as a Woman on a Mission. She is the Real Deal. This production, while too brief, showcases her many facets. Listen and enjoy. Five Stars!
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- Transformation
- 07-28-21
Looking back we see our way forward
This contribution is absolutely worth a listen if you have any interest in American history. I’d never heard of this artist before this Audible original performance, yet through this peek into her undeniable talent I have become instantly mesmerized by her varied musical abilities. Bravo! What an incredible inspiration.
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- Renee
- 07-24-21
Sat under the moon and listened
This felt like an old time radio hour. What a pleasure to learn Ms Giddens' story so in-depthly! Her empathy and intelligence lead her caringly through life. And then the different examples of her past voice work. Highly recommend!
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- WG Maverick
- 07-31-21
Excellent and profound
Enriching, engaging, and so much more. I was exposed to Giddens a few years ago when a friend sent me a recording of Julie. I have loved her work ever since then.
Enjoy!
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- India Murphy
- 07-30-21
Wow
Just so powerful and beautiful. I had great respect for Rhiannon Giddens before, but this was lovely and lush and very insightful. Definitely made me see her in a new light, highly recommend!
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- mari garcia
- 07-30-21
Entrancing!
Ms. Giddons continues to enthrall me! I have followed her for a while and I appreciate her ability to inform as she entertains! Thank you, Rhiannon, for helping me to understand African American history and experience.
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- Jadyn Patrick
- 07-30-21
Strong unique voice
Rhiannon is both familiar and utterly unique. Her story glides in smooth rhythm and us all soul
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- C. Houser
- 07-29-21
A beautiful mix of story & song
Such a beautiful, articulate mix of story & song, with the bonus of being read by the author-artist. Treat yourself to this educational gem.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-29-21
Young singers and musicians should listen to this
Traces her personal and musical journey. Simply stunning and so-o worth listening to. A musical podcast in itself.
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