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SUMMARY:BLONDSHELL
LOCATION:Castro Theater\, 429 Castro St\, San Francisco\, CA 94114
DESCRIPTION:At the end of Violins \, “Fur Elise” closes the album by ge
 sturing backwards toward a beautiful\, simple classical piano song that Te
 itelbaum learned in her youth. Blondshell’s “Fur Elise” narrates the
  crosshairs of growing up and not knowing exactly how to\, turning on a de
 liberately wonky central metaphor: walking down the aisle to “Fur Elise\
 ,” fully aware that no one would actually get married to it. The mismatc
 h is the point. “You’re trying to figure out what you want your life t
 o look like\, and what you want playing at your wedding\, but you don’t 
 even know where to start\,” Teitelbaum says. “You’re picking the wro
 ng song.” Growth\, self-possession\, and the ongoing process of healing 
 might seem to another person like “watching paint dry\,” as she sings 
 on Violins’ opener. But on “Fur Elise\,” she puts forth a statement-
 of-self on her own terms: “Paint a wall with the things you want spoken 
 out loud / And you get the choice to forget / And you render art / And the
  truth of it is separate” – a beguiling truth in itself\, and a path f
 orward.\n\nhttps://thecastro.com/events/blondshell-261017
URL:https://thecastro.com/events/blondshell-261017
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