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Organisms dance vigorously along with delightful recorders.
What lives in a lonely boy’s ear? And why a boy’s ear? The boy who grew up as a man set out on a journey to collect lonely voices again. What would he eventually find there?
The Ornette Coleman Quartet performs lives in Barcelona in 1987.
An exceptional recording from 1974 featuring Dizzy Gillespie and his quartet at the Berliner Jazztage, one of Europe's most prominent jazz festivals. The concert, marked by virtuosity, humor, and refinement, set the audi
This DVD showcases Mulligan fronting a jazz quartet which includes Don Trenner on piano, Peter Axelsson on bass, and Ronnie Gardener on drums, in a live performance in Stockholm, Sweden on June 13, 1980. All of the tune
The posh MARGUERITE, the clumsy ROSINE, the fearful CLARISSE, and the chatterbox AGNES are getting ready for the agricultural fair where every year Marguerite defends her rosette for the Most Beautiful Cow of Brittany. W
Quartet for the End takes a climactic montage sequence from the Hollywood hit Titanic and transforms it into a reverberating contrapuntal web of split screen effects.
Guided by four musicians from the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Anatomy of String Quartet takes audiences on an intimate journey through the rehearsal and performance of an iconic piece of string music.
A small Swedish town just after WW1. An accountant and his two journalist friends have entered the stock market. The result is not as good as expected.
Four 100-foot rolls spontaneously edited in-camera. 1-"Desert Skies": A road trip between Green River, Utah; Ely, Nevada and Gallup, NM. 2-"Rose Porphyry": A macro-descent into the shadowy labyrinth of roses. 3-"Monks
Filmed at the infamous Montreal International Jazz Festival, this concert recording from David Grisman and his band was shot in 1983.
One of the most revered and versatile quartets that jazz has ever produced, the MJQ could easily be regarded as a supergroup, considering the skill and talent of each member, from leader Milt Jackson to John Lewis, Percy
Marc Ribot rarely performs in Europe. His appearance at Jazz sous les Pommiers is therefore a real treat, especially since the guitarist is performing here with his quartet to introduce us to the album *Hurry Red Telepho
Accordionist Richard Galliano takes the stage at the Jazz in Marciac festival -- along with talented musicians such as violinist Alexis Cardenas, bassist Philippe Aerts and percussionist Rafael Mejias -- for an evening o
Maitland and its sleepy neighbour, Morpeth, are never quite the same again, all due to a middle-aged couple and their hobby of violin playing. This animated film is a delight to both eye and ear. Victoria Robert’s quirky
An aging composer, caressed by fame, realizes that his finest hour has passed. And in his troubles, the creator blames first of all his wife Elena. To return the capricious muse, Eugene brings a young mistress, a student
It's impossible to say which factor has contributed more to making the Kronos Quartet our preeminent new-music chamber ensemble: the group's effortless virtuosity or its insatiable hunger for fresh challenges. Taped in 1
The brilliant Shai Maestro presents his album *The Guesthouse* to the audience at Jazz sous les Pommiers. An expressive, cinematic quartet performance—where piano, keyboard, double bass, and drums blend seamlessly.
There are four people who want to become an actor. Their names are Hun, Eun, Jun, and Kyung. After watching the play [QUARTET]. They decide to participate in an acting workshop. They are trained by Mirae, the renowned ac
Bogusław Schaeffer's Avantgarde cult classic theatre play, adapted for the television by polish Teatr Telewizji.