I
decided
it'd be nifty to keep track of all the cultural references in
JABB. But for right now I'm focusing on mostly Dyeland
stuff. So here you'll find a list of our references to poems, books/stories,
music*, movies, TV, miscellany (or multiple things i.e.
"book and movie"), and theatre.
When
there was some confusion about whether something was poem v. song, for
example, I color coded based on what it was presented most like in the
story. So below you'll find some
listings with the place(s) we reference them in parentheses. If
it says "posts" then that means it's been alluded to in Dyeland posts
on the JABB YG. If you have additions, please let me know!
This is very much in progress since it's a big job but one I'm finding
pretty fun.
God bless,
Jenni
The
basics (stuff that just pops up a lot):
- Touched
by an Angel (natch)
- Beauty
and the Beast (Initial use: 63)
- Moonlight
(Initial use: posts then 231)
- Roald Dahl's Charlie
and the Chocolate
Factory
- Willy Wonka and the Chocolate
Factory (1971) (Initial use: posts then CABB 7)
- "Beauty and the Beast" the fairy
tale (Initial use: Well, just the whole Vincent and Catherine thing...)
- "Cupid and Psyche" the myth (Origin explained in AC3
How Vincent Met Psyche)
Parodies/homages:
- "Joy to the World" composed by
Isaac Watts (11)
- A Christmas Carol
by Charles Dickens (11, 126/127, 208, 235, 289)
- The
Art of Courtly Love by Andreas Capellanus (28)
- "Yes, Virginia There is a Santa
Claus" by Virginia O'Hanlon and
Francis P. Church (35)
- A Midsummer Night's Dream by
William Shakespeare (43)
- It's a Wonderful Life
directed by Frank Capra (58, 208, 235, 262, 289)
- The Littlest Angel by
Charles Tazewell (59)
- Miracle on
34th Street (82, 262)
- The Grinch Who Stole Christmas
by Dr. Suess (82)
- A
Charlie Brown Christmas (82)
- "Frosty the Snowman" composed by
Steve
Nelson and Jack Rollins (82, 235)
- A Christmas Story (82)
- National Lampoon's Christmas
Vacation (82)
- "The Gift of the Magi" by O
Henry (104)
- Prancer (104)
- Dead Poets' Society (167)
- Forrest Gump (167)
- Moulin Rouge (167,
201opt1)
- The Graduate (167)
- A Street Car Named Desire (167)
- Field of Dreams (167)
- Jurassic Park (167)
- Braveheart (167)
- The Princess Bride (167)
- The Village (167)
- Platoon (167)
- The Wizard of Oz (167)
- The Worst Christmas
Pageant Ever by
Barbara Robinson (181)
- The Life and Adventures
of Santa Claus by
L. Frank Baum (181, 235)
- RENT (181, 235, 262)
- Love Actually (181)
- The Santa Clause (181)
- Skipping Christmas
by John Grisham (181)
- Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol by
Tom Mula (208)
- "The Christmas Guest" by Helen
Steiner Rice
(235)
- The Nutcracker
by ETA Hoffman (235)
- Gospel of Matthew (235)
- Scrubs
(235)
- Gulliver's Travels
by Jonathan
Swift (CABB 9)
- The Christmas Box
by Richard Paul Evans (262, 289)
- Hellboy 2 (262)
- Some old Hallmark commercial I
wish they'd re-air... (262)
- The Last Temptation of Christ
book by Nikos
Kazantzakis, film by Martin Scorcese (although actually the film
version, AC3
"Measuring a Life")
- The Joshua Series
by Fr. Joseph Girzone (AC4 "Man
of No Reputation)
Passing
references:
- Buffy
the Vampire Slayer (6)
- The
Twilight Zone (10, 174)
- Xena:
Warrior Princess (28)
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
(28)
- Star Wars (28, 44, 86, 87, 165, 231, 247, 258, 289)
- "Puppy Love" composed by Paul Anka
(39)
- "The Ants Go Marching" by Unknown
(39)
- Sonnet 18 by William
Shakespeare (43)
- Romeo and Juliet by William
Shakespeare (43,
131, 183, 246
easter egg, AC3
"Measuring a Life", AC4
"Make This Go On Forever", 273, AC5
"The Scientist")
- "Walk with You" performed by Della
Reese, composed by Marc Lichtman and Martha Williamson (43, 144, 185opt1,
206,
212,
Andrew's
JABB)
- A Midsummer Night's Dream by
William Shakespeare (47, 258)
- Godspell (47, 49, 64)
- Othello by William Shakespeare (AC5
"Origins", 47, 74)
- The Brady Bunch (48)
- Bicentennial Man (51)
- The Labors of Hercules myth (51)
- Clueless (53, 55)
- "Thriller" performed by Michael
Jackson, composed by Rod Temperton (55)
- Once/Twice Upon a Christmas
(58, 184, 212, 220, 261)
- "How Much is that Doggie in the
Window?" composed by Bob Merrill (58)
- "Who Let the Dogs Out?" performed
by Baha
Men, composed by Anselm Douglas (58)
- "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
composed by
Charles Wesley (58, 81)
- "Johnny Angel" performed by
Shelley Fabaras, composed by Lyn Duddy and
Lee Pockriss (64)
- "99 Bottles of Beer" by Unknown (68)
- "I Will Always Love You" composed by Dolly
Parton (74)
- "Because You Loved Me" composed by Diane
Warren (74)
- "Pandora's Box" the myth (74)
- Oliver Twist by Charles
Dickens (80)
- Letters of Pliny (80)
- "Silent Night" composed by Franz Xaver
Gruber and Fr. Joseph Mohr (81)
- "Up on the Rooftop" composed by Unknown (81)
- "O Holy Night" composed by Adolphe Adam
and
Placide Cappeau (82, 208, 262, 289)
- Lords of the Rings by JRR
Tolkien, films by Peter Jackson (83, 86, 111, 112, 144, 167,
171,
197,
208, 209opt1,
247,
264)
- Moby Dick by Herman
Melville (100)
- Genesis Chapters 1 and 2 (AC5
"Origins", 100)
- Office Space (101)
- "The Golden Arm" (101)
- "The Hook" (101)
- "Memory" composed by Andrew Lloyd
Webber
and
Trevor Nunn (incorrectly mentioned as "Memories") (106)
- "The Night Before Christmas" by
Clement Clark Moore (116, 153, 289)
- The following all had quotes in JABB 118:
- Disney‘s Alice in Wonderland
- Monty Python and the Holy
Grail
- Reviving Ophelia by
Mary Pipher (120)
- Superman (123)
- "Cinderella" (123, 231)
- Pirates of the Caribbean (123)
- Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen (123, 198, 216, 241, 258)
- Tour
of Duty (131, 137, 139, 184, 275)
- Campus Man (131, 184, 220)
- Mother, Mother (131, 184)
- "Venus and Adonis" by William
Shakespeare (131)
- Macbeth by William Shakespeare (131)
- Henry V by William Shakespeare (131)
- Breakfast at Tiffany's (131)
- Hocus Pocus (CABB 1, CABB 2)
- Murder at 1600 (CABB 1)
- Dances with Wolves (CABB 1)
- Tex, the Passive-Aggressive
Gunslinger (CABB 1)
- Saturday
Night Live (CABB 1)
- Cheers
(142)
- Heart of the Beholder (144, 154, 155, 166opt2,
169,
179,
184, 200, 201opt2,
219,
270)
- Say Anything (144, 167,
185opt1,
212)
- "In Your Eyes" composed by Peter
Gabriel (144,
212)
- "Happy Birthday, Mr. President"
performed by Marilyn Monroe (146, 204,
The
Christmas List)
- "Funeral March of a Marionette"
composed by
Charles Gounod (149)
- Poems of William Wordsworth (149)
- Extreme
Makeover: Home Edition (149, 171)
- Jesus Christ Superstar (150, 163opt1,
167,
188,
252,
AC4 "Eight
Years Later", AC4
"Unconditionally", 275, 289)
- Evita (150)
- Friends
(150)
- Pride and Prejudice-BBC Version (150, 179, 279)
- Bridget Jones' Diary (150, 167)
- Love Actually (150)
- Matthew 2:11 (153)
- Bridget
Jones' Diary
by Helen
Fielding (posts, this is where I read "Love the lovely man" and then
altered to suit our purposes, plus 155, 246)
- The Sound of Music (155, 275, 289)
- "To Althea, from Prison" by
Richard
Lovelace (title for 163opt1)
- "Jailhouse Rock" performed by
Elvis, composed by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller (163opt1,
192)
- Chicago (163opt1)
- Les Miserables (163opt1)
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat (163opt1)
- "A Feather on the Breath of God"
CD composed by Hildegaard Von Bingen (163opt1,
246)
- The Stepford Wives (163opt1)
- Jeopardy
(166opt2)
- The Velveteen Rabbit
by Margery Williams (169, 177opt1,
200,
279)
- The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe (169, 179, 182opt1)
- RENT (169, 179, 186, 188, 200, 204,
The
Christmas List, 261, 262, AC3
"Measuring a Life", 275)
- Trading
Spaces (171, 200)
- Fiddler on the Roof (174, 188, 194, 252)
- "An Irish Blessing" (174)
- "The Monster Mash" composed by
Leonard Capizzi and Bobby "Boris" Pickett (177opt1,
231)
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the
Galaxy (177opt1)
- "Bad Boys" performed by Inner
Circle, composed by Ian Lewis (178)
- "Jackson" performed by Johnny Cash
and June Carter Cash, composed by Billy Edd Wheeler and Gaby Rogers(179, 219)
- "It Ain't Me, Babe" performed by
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, composed by Bob Dylan (179)
- Walk the Line (179)
- Harry Potter films (179, 201opt1)
- "Away in the Manger" by Unknown (181)
- It's a Wonderful Life
directed by Frank Capra (181)
- "Getting to Know You" from
Rodgers' and Hammerstein's The King
and I (182opt1)
- "Auld Lang Syne" composed by
Robert Burns (182opt1)
- "Don't Fear the Reaper" performed
by Blue
Oyster Cult, composed by Donald Roeser (182opt1,
185opt1,
195,
Andrew's
JABB, 280)
- "The Rose" composed by Amanda
McBroom (182opt2,
185opt1,
236,
253)
- "White Rabbit"/"Go Ask Alice"
performed by Jefferson Airplane, composed by Grace Slick (183)
- Best of the Best (184)
- The Perfect Weapon (184, 270)
- Sesame
Street (185opt1)
- Speed (185opt1)
- "He Wishes for the Cloths of
Heaven" by William Butler Yeats (187)
- "The Meeting of the Waters" by
Thomas Moore (187)
- "Danny Boy" composed by Frederick
Weatherly (187,
227)
- Les Miserables (188, AC3
How Vincent Met Psyche)
- "Demeter and Persephone" myth (188)
- The
Simpsons (188, 241)
- Brokeback Mountain (188, 289)
- South Pacific (189)
- Camelot (189, 204)
- "It's Hard Out There for a Pimp"
performed by Three 6 Mafia, composed by P. Beauregard, C. Duane Coleman
& J. Houston (192)
- MacGuyver
(192)
- Sherlock Holmes books by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
(192)
- Ghost (192, 268)
- Psalm 23 (title for 194 and
recitation, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever", AC5
"Origins")
- Hebrews 13:2 (194, 264, 273, 286)
- Matthew 5:10-12 (194)
- Luke 23:34 (194, 287)
- The Lord's Prayer/Our Father (194, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- The Crucible by Arthur Miller (194, The
Christmas List)
- "Butterfly Kisses" performed by
Bob Carlisle, composed by Carlisle and Randy Thomas
(194)
- "Leave Me with a Smile" composed
by Earl Burtnett & Charles Koehler (195)
- "It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It
Ain’t Got That Swing)" composed by Duke Ellington and Irving Mills (195)
- "The Glory of Love" composed by
Billy Hill (195)
- "Hair" performed by the Cowsills,
composed by Galt MacDermot, James Rado, and Gerome Ragni (195, 239, 240)
- "Who Wants to Live Forever"
performed by
Queen, composed by Brian May (195)
- "A Stor Mo Chroi" by Unknown (195, AC4 "Eight Years
Later", 280)
- "If You're Happy and You Know It"
composed by Alfred B. Smith (196opt2)
- "The Bear Song" by Unknown (196opt2)
- Batman (197,
200,
204,
258)
- Matthew 7:7 (197,
258)
- Raggedy Ann and Andy Stories
by Johnny Gruelle (197)
- Hamlet by William Shakespeare (197,
Andrew's
JABB, AC5
"Origins")
- Sense and Sensibility by
Jane Austen (198, 241)
- Seinfeld
(198, 270)
- "To Sir, With Love" composed by
Donald Black and Mark London (201opt1)
- Moulin Rouge (201opt1)
- Meet Joe Black (201opt2,
Andrew's
JABB)
- Death Takes a Holiday (201opt2)
- Halloween films (201opt2)
- Legend of King Arthur (204,
The
Christmas List, 223,
name of
Avalon
island, chapter
title AC4
"Make This Go on Forever", 285)
- Robin Hood (204,
The
Christmas List, Halloween's
Sweet Surprises)
- "Little Red Riding Hood" (204,
The
Christmas List)
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
(204)
- Little
House on the Prairie (206
easter egg, AC5
"The Scientist", 285)
- Monty
Python's Flying Circus (The
Christmas List)
- "We Three Kings" composed by Rev.
John Henry Hopkins, Jr. (208)
- The Year Without Santa Claus
(208, 235)
- "One Night in Bangkok" composed by
Benny Andersson, Tim Rice, & Björn Ulvaus (210
easter egg)
- The Phantom of the Opera (212, 246)
- "Frosty the Snowman" composed by
Steve
Nelson and Jack Rollins (212, 261)
- "The Beat Goes On" composed by
Sonny Bono (216)
- Spamalot (Andrew's
JABB, 229,
274)
- Angels on Earth (Andrew's
JABB)
- National Geographic (Andrew's
JABB)
- Prison
Break (219)
- "Joe Bean" composed by Bud Freeman
and Leon Pober (219)
- The Shawshank Redemption (219, 274)
- The Billionaire Boys Club (219)
- The
Oprah Winfrey Show (219, 247)
- The Secret (219)
- Making the Grade (220)
- Dr.
Phil (220)
- "Love Me Tender" composed by Vera
Matson and Elvis Presley (223)
- King Kong (223)
- The
Sopranos (223)
- "Don't Stop Believing" performed
by Journey, composed by J. Cain, S. Perry, & N. Schon (223)
- "Video Killed the Radio Star"
performed by the Buggles, composed by Geoffrey Downes, Trevor Horn,
& Bruce Wooley (223)
- "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead" from
The Wizard of Oz,
composed by Harold Arlen & E.Y. "Yip" Harburg (223)
- The Chronicles of Narnia
by C.S. Lewis (223, 224, CABB 9, and
posts and name of Cliff's island)
- "Lean on Me" composed by Bill
Withers (224)
- Works of Edgar Allen Poe (226)
- Genesis 6-9 (226)
- Wuthering Heights by Emily
Bronte (227,
AC5
"Origins", 273)
- "An Essay on Criticism" by
Alexander Pope (227)
- "My Guy" composed by William
"Smokey" Robinson (228)
- "With a Little Help from My
Friends" composed by John Lennon & Paul McCartney (228)
- Galaxy Quest (229)
- "Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen
(229)
- "Adagio for Strings" composed by
Samuel
Barber (229)
- "The Wind Beneath My Wings"
composed by Larry Henley and Jeff Silbar (229)
- "Kum-ba-yah" by Unknown (229)
- Mark Twain quotation (Halloween's
Sweet Surprises)
- M.A.S.H. (231, 280)
- Peter Pan (232)
- The Day the Earth Stood Still
(232)
- The Anne Series
by Lucy Maud Montgomery
(233,
name of Idlewild
the island)
- "Legend of St. Dwynwen" (233)
- Kate and Leopold (233)
- Marcel Proust quote (233)
- Great Expectations by
Charles Dickens (235, 239, 285)
- "O Christmas Tree" composed by
Ernst
Anschütz (235)
- "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" by
Unknown (235)
- "All Through the Night" composed
by John Ceiriog Hughes (239)
- Sunset Boulevard (239)
- John 8:32 (239)
- "God Only Knows" performed by the
Beach Boys, composed by Brian Wilson and Tony Asher
(239)
- Hilary Clinton's "3 AM" ad (241)
- Robot dance (241)
- Electric slide dance (241)
- The Quadrille (241)
- "Where You Lead" composed by
Carole King & Toni Stern (241)
- The Truman Show (243, 289)
- "The Water is Wide" by Unknown (243)
- Genesis 19 (vague but what I had
in mind
whilst writing the smote/smited scene in 243)
- The
Young and the Restless (246
easter egg)
- The 40 Year Old Virgin (246
easter egg)
- Matthew 22:30 (247, AC5
"Origins")
- Dracula by Bram
Stoker (247,
258)
- O Magazine (247)
- Toy Story (247, 277)
- "The Lumberjack Song" performed by
Monty
Python, composed by Terry Jones, Michael Palin, & Fred Tomlinson (252)
- "Dream Catch Me" performed by
Newton Faulker, composed by Faulkner, Crispin Hunt, & Gordon Mills
(253, 266, 280)
- The Wizard of Oz (CABB 9, 258)
- The Jolly Green Giant-mascot (257)
- It's
the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (258)
- "Little Bo Peep" (258)
- "Midir and Etain" myth- (258 and
posts)
- Alice in Wonderland by
Lewis Carroll (258, AC4
"The
Masquerade Ball & Other Events")
- Gulliver's Travels by
Jonathan
Swift (258)
- Lindy Hop (258)
- Jitterbug (258)
- "Snow White" (258)
- Elmer Fudd- Looney Tunes (258)
- "I Put a Spell on You" by
Screamin' Jay Hawkins (258)
- "Amazing Grace" composed by John
Newton (259,
264,
AC4
"Make This Go On Forever", AC5
"Origins")
- The Lion King (259)
- Life cereal "Mikey" commercial (260)
- Scream films (260)
- Final Destination (260)
- A Christmas Carol by
Charles Dickens (261)
- The Nutcracker
by ETA Hoffman (261, 262)
- National Lampoon's Christmas
Vacation (261)
- A Christmas Story (261)
- Prancer (261)
- Scrooged (261)
- Miracle on
34th Street (261)
- A
Charlie Brown Christmas (261)
- The Grinch Who Stole Christmas
by Dr. Suess (261)
- Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
(261)
- The Worst Christmas
Pageant Ever by
Barbara Robinson (261)
- Works of Rudyard Kipling (262)
- Works of Robert Louis Stevenson
- Gospel of Luke (262, AC4 "Eight Years
Later", AC5
"Origins")
- "I'll Be Home for Christmas" composed by Buck Ram, Kim
Gannon, & Walter Kent (262)
- "Grandma Got Run Over by a
Reindeer" composed by
Randy
Brooks (262,
289)
- "Have Yourself a Merry Little
Christmas" composed by
Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane (262, 289)
- "Silver Bells" composed by Jay Livingston
and Ray Evans (262)
- "Yes, Virginia There is a Santa
Claus" by Virginia O'Hanlon and
Francis P. Church (262, 289)
- Don Juan (262)
- Matthew 26:42/Mark 14:36/Luke
22:42 (262)
- "Winter Wonderland"
- "What Child is This?"
- "Children, Go Where I Send Thee"
- Furies/Erinyes of mythology (264)
- "The Scientist" by Coldplay (264, 272, AC5
"The Scientist", 286)
- "Sho Heen" by Kate Rusby (264)
- "Duino Elegies" by Rainer Maria
Rilke (264)
- Monet work (264)
- Degas work (264)
- Christina Rosetti selected
poems (264,
including title)
- "Remember"
- "Echo"
- "My Friend"
- "Patience of Hope"
- "Uplifting of Eyes"
- John 15:17 (264)
- "Feels Like Home" by Randy Newman
(title and quotation in 266)
- "Home! Sweet Home!" composed
by Sir Henry Bishop and John Howard Payne. (266)
- "Super Bowl Theme" - To be honest,
I'm not sure if this is one theme or changes every year. (266)
- Love Story (266)
- Starman (266)
- "Pennies from Heaven" composed by
Johnny Burke and Arthur Johnston (266)
- "Red is the Rose" by Unknown (268)
- Irish step-dancing (268)
- What
Not to Wear (268)
- The
Odd Couple (269)
- Highway
to Heaven (269)
- Pretty Woman (270)
- A.I. (271)
- Dreams from My Father: A Story of
Race and Inheritance by Barack Obama (271)
- Disney's Beauty and the Beast (271)
- The myth of Sisyphus (272)
- 2 Kings 2:11-12 (272)
- The myth of Daedalus and Icarus (273)
- The myth of Adonis (273)
- Dateline
NBC (273)
- Law
and Order: Special Victims Unit (274)
- Genesis 37 (274)
- "Turn! Turn! Turn!" as
performed by the Byrds(275)
- "Fools Rush In" as performed by
Elvis Presley (275)
- "Lead Me Father" as performed by
Johnny Cash (275)
- "One by One" as performed by Enya (275)
- "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" and
"Run Through the Jungle" as performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival (275)
- "Sunrise in Your Smile" as
performed by Michael Card (275)
- "Invincible as performed by Muse,
composed by Matthew Bellamy (275)
- "Forever Young" as performed by
Rod Stewart (275)
- "Under Pressure" as performed by
David Bowie and Queen (275)
- "Roll to Me" as performed by Del
Amitri (275)
- "Unsung Hero" as performed by
Terri Clark, composed by Tina Arena/Dean McTaggart/David Tyson (275)
- "Lives in the Balance" as
performed by Jackson Browne (275)
- "Wherever You Will Go" as
performed by the Calling (275)
- "Sleeping Bag" as performed by ZZ
Top (275)
- "There Will Come a Day" as
performed by Faith Hill (275)
- "From a Distance" as performed by
Bette Midler (275)
- Wheel
of Fortune (275)
- Field of Dreams (275)
- The Princess Bride (275)
- My Sister's Keeper (277)
- Up (277)
- Transformers (277)
- Twilight (277)
- Those Mastercard "Priceless"
commercials (277)
- "My Immortal" by Evanescence (279)
- Chicago (279)
- Superman (279)
- "For My Broken Heart" by Liz
Hengber, Keith Palmer ("Finding Healing" in CABB 10)
- Star
Trek (CABB
10, 285)
- Wicked (285)
- "Be Thou My Vision" by Dallan
Forgaill, translated by Mary E. Byrne, versified by Eleanor H. Hull (285)
- Rapunzel (285)
- Spiderman (285)
- Labyrinth (285)
- The Ghostbusters (285)
- The Tempest by Shakespeare (285)
- Coranto (dance) (285)
- "Health to the Company" -
traditional (285)
- "Ain't No Sunshine" by Bill
Withers (286)
- Psalm 27 (286, 287)
- The Addams Family (286)
- "The Song that Never Ends" by
Norman Martin (286)
- "I'm Henry the VIII, I Am" by Fred
Murray and R. P. Weston (286)
- "Turkey in the Straw" by Unknown (286)
- "Kumbaya" (origins disputed) (286)
- Le Morte de Arthur (286)
- "Tender Shepherd" by Moose Charlap
and Carolyn Leigh from Peter
Pan (286)
- Law
and Order (287)
- Beauty and the Beast (musical) by
Howard Ashman, Alan Menken, Tim Rice, and Linda Woolverton (287, 289)
- "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"
composed by Tommie Connor (289)
- "Jingle Bell Rock" composed by
Bobby Helms (289)
- "Deck the Halls" (traditional) (289)
"Hear Me" from Waking Ned Devine, composed by Shaun Davey (289)
- A Muppet Christmas Carol (289)
- Elf (289)
- Frasier
(289)
- "Love Came Down at Christmas" by Christina
Rossetti (289)
- "Carol
of the Bells" composed by Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych (289)
- The
Importance of Being Earnest by
Oscar Wilde (original
LJA
origin story)
- Anna Karenina by Leo
Tolstoy (AC3
How Vincent Met Psyche)
- "Musetta's Waltz" composed by
Puccini (AC3
How Vincent Met Psyche)
- Coppelia (AC3
"Measuring a Life")
- "Catherine's Lullabye" from Beauty and the Beast (AC3
"Measuring a Life")
- "Dream" composed by Johnny Mercer (AC4
"Dream")
- "O Great Spirit" a Native
American prayer (AC "Great
Spirit")
- Mannheim Steamroller music (AC4
"Unconditionally")
- Cabaret (AC4 "The
Masquerade Ball & Other Events")
- Winnie the Pooh by A.A.
Milne (AC4 "The
Masquerade Ball & Other Events")
- Matthew 6:20 (AC4 "Eight Years
Later")
- "Dark Night of the Soul" by St.
John of the
Cross (title, AC4
"Dark Night of the Soul")
- Frankenstein by Mary
Shelley (AC4
"Dark Night of the Soul", 285)
- "Man of No Reputation" composed by
Rick
Elias (title, AC4 "Man
of No Reputation)
- The DaVinci Code by Dan
Brown (AC4
"Man
of No Reputation)
- Mark 12:25 (AC4 "Man
of No Reputation)
- "Make This Go On Forever" by
Snow Patrol (title, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- Exodus 21 (chapter title, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- "Won't Go Home Without You"
performed by
Maroon 5, composed by Adam Levine (AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- "Aurora" performed by Lapush,
composed by Thomas Donovan/Lapush (chapter title, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- "Secret Love" performed by Doris
Day, composed by Sammy Fain & Paul Francis Webster
(chapter title, AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- The Godfather (AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- "Death is Nothing at All" by
Henry Scott Holland (AC4
"Make This Go On Forever")
- "Night Prayer" from the Wartime
Prayer Book by
Archbishop Fulton Sheen (AC5
"Carry On")
- "Oh Cool is the Valley Now" by
James Joyce (AC5
"Origins")
- Sonnet 29 by William
Shakespeare (chapter title and recitation AC5
"Origins")
- Sonnet 116 by William
Shakespeare (AC5
"Origins")
- "Brightest and Best" composed by
Reginald
Heber (chapter title and recitation AC5
"Origins")
- "I Am Stretched on Your Grave,"
Irish traditional, translation by Frank
O'Connor (AC5
"Origins")
- "The Convert" by G.K.
Chesterton (AC5
"Origins")
- Galatians 3:28 (AC5
"Origins")
- Psalm 121 (AC5
"Origins")
- "Be Thou My Vision" composed by
Dallan Forgaill, translated by Mary E. Byrne (AC5
"Origins")
- John 15:13 (chapter title AC5
"Origins")
- Luke 23:46 (AC5
"Origins")
- "This Woman's Work" by Kate Bush
(chapter title and recitation AC5
"Origins")
- "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred
Lord
Tennyson (name of Willowveil, AC5
"The Scientist")
- "Myth of Apollo and Clytie"
(name of La
Clytie, LJA's island)
- Judges 16 (AC5
"The Scientist")
- Julius Caeser by William
Shakespeare (AC5
"The Scientist")
- I
Love Lucy (AC5
"Shifting Focus")
- Agnes of God (AC5
"Shifting Focus")
- Indiana Jones films (AC5
"Shifting Focus", 285)
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* With
the music, I attempted to find and credit the actual writer(s) of the
piece as well as the performer where appropriate. Sometimes if it
was only a title and no lyrics were quoted, I simply state the
performer who may or may not also be the composer. I used allmusic.com mostly and Wikipedia
in cases where the song was recorded by too many artists for allmusic
to be useful. However, having
still not found a definitive resource for identifying songwriters
online, I can't vouch for the complete accuracy. If you know of a
useful, free, accurate, online resource with that information please
let me know. Also, if a piece simply says it's by someone without
performer or composer explicitly stated that means that as best as I
could determine the person/group is both composer and performer.
Thank you.
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