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We love Brindaband. This indie group records albums inspired by the Romantic poets, like Percy Shelley: Rock Star and John Keats's Sublime Single. This two-track album sets "To Autumn" and "On the Shore" to music.
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John McEwen was a Scottish composer who passed away in 1948. He composed three pieces for the piano based on Keats' poetry, a trio known as the "Keats Preludes." Have a listen.
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The music for this 2009 Keats biopic is meant to evoke the poet's life. With tracks like "Negative Capability," "Bright Star" and "Ode to a Nightingale," the soundtrack lives up to its billing. We recommend listening while gazing dreamily at a photo of Ben Whishaw (or Abbie Cornish, depending on your preferences).
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The classical American composer John Mitchell has set the text of Keats' "Ode on a Grecian Urn" to music. Try our completely unscientific experiment to prove that listening to this arrangement while reading the poem gives you better grades.
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Sisters Jolene and Sharlene Keats perform as The Keats, a country/folk duo hailing from Canada. The duo cites John Keats as one of their influences, along with Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson.