Gorgonise Me
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Narrated by:
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Bridger Conklin
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By:
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George Saoulidis
About this listen
A story inspired by Medusa's sister and a piece of unplayable piano music.
To gorgonise: an old English word based on Greek. Means to have a paralysing effect on someone.
Taken to the extreme, as I always do.
Evryali is a music piece for solo piano that cannot physically be played, composed by Iannis Xenakis in 1973. That means the piano player has to choose which notes to play and which not to, resulting in a performance that transcends form and function.
Evryali is also a Gorgon. (Yes, Medusa’s sister.) She is noted for her petrifying gaze, of course, but also for her bellowing cries. Contrary to Medusa, who was a mortal that was cursed, Evryali was immortal.
Here is a dark story inspired by her.
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- Norma Miles
- 15-02-19
Love at first piano stroke.
As always with these short stories by George Saoulidis, Gorgonise Me is beautifully written, words closing out like musical notes. But the story beneath the surface is one of cruel love.
The narration is excellent, velvety lush, beautifully delivered by Bridger Conklin.
Be intrigued, be amused (perhaps), be gorgonised.
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