"Sculpting in time" and "The sound of no music"

"Sculpting in time" and "The sound of no music"

Both these titles are very attractive seeds, I imagine them both leading to something fruitful.

How do you "Sculpt in time"?  This is a book on cinema by Tarkovsky and "The sound of no music" is a film review.

Sculpt in time means to me adding subtracting lengths of time here and there to ... a scene?  You spend more time looking at here this spot, there that passage? and then  you link your trajectory and that makes a movie.

As for the sound of no music, if there is no music, there might be noise, or sounds coming from friction, movements, a kind of left over disorganised sounds.

But I really should read the original texts to see what was said, however i am in a stretch of no rush no urgency mood.  What should I read in such moments?

I think of all those sunny songs that are not love songs.  Sad unrequited love, separation loves, waiting languishing loves are all unsatisfied love stories.  If you remove all these type of hopeless, powerless stories what kind of love songs do we have?

I will try to round up a few off the top of my head, and then follow through with researched titles

"Raindrop keeps falling on my head"

"A whiter shade of pale"

"sukiyaki"

"Help" (Beatles)

"A wonderful world"

"Shame shame shame"