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Glen Hansard Made Music Feel Alive

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Glen Hansard Made Music Feel Alive
Glen Hansard Made Music Feel Alive
The musician, who died this week at 56, understood that music is not something you spin up on a hard drive. Real music, like real love, is something you reach out and brush with your fingertips, writes Spencer Klavan.
Glen Hansard: a tireless, warm-hearted troubadour whose music brought people together
I came to fully appreciate Glen Hansard later than some. Like many, I was properly introduced to him through the 2007 musical romance Once. I had been aware of his band The Frames, but it was Hansard’s portrayal of a Dublin-based busker that captivated me and made me dive deeply into his musical catalogue. Once is a
Glen Hansard always found a way to bring the music out of people
He dropped out of school at 13 to play guitar on the street. I was shocked to hear of the star’s death in a motorcycle crash, aged just 56.
The Age
The Age1 days ago
Glen Hansard always found a way to bring the music out of people
He dropped out of school at 13 to play guitar on the street. I was shocked to hear of the star’s death in a motorcycle crash, aged just 56.
New York Post
New York Post2 days ago
How the Late Glen Hansard Made ‘Once’ Among the Best 21st Century Movie Musicals
Once isn't as glamorous as other 2000s-era movie musicals, but it was just as instrumental to the genre's viability.
Evening Standard
Evening Standard🏁 first to report2 days ago
Taoiseach: Glen Hansard made significant contribution to Ireland’s cultural life
Irish political leaders have expressed shock and heartbreak at the sudden death of the musician and actor.