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Beyond The Infinite? A Journey Into European Underground Rock Music [Documentary] Hotney 3 意见 • 4 年前

“If you make Rock music and smoke weed, then you get Stoner Rock, that’s basically it.

Nothing more to add? Well, Beyond The Infinite does. Not by pigeonholing a musical style or trying to explain everything out there. But by drawing a portrait of a vivid underground community going its own way. It’s not only a film about music, but about dedicated people all over Europe wanting to create something all together.”

“I made this film as part of my master thesis in Visual Cultural Studies at University of Tromso, Norway. All filmed on beautiful miniDV tapes, no digital HighDef stuff .Since this was very much a DIY-project, please forgive the poor audio quality and lack of colour correction.”

Sandro Müntener

Country and year of production: Norway, 2013
Spoken languages: English, German, French – Subtitles in English.

Credits:

[In order of appearance]
Lonely Kamel Johan Jaccob
Sara Franssens Benny Vermeulen
Stefan Koglek Chris Turner
Joe Hoare Ben Ward
Sander Haagmans Rutger Smeets
Espen Nesset Stian Helle
David Eering Hans van Heemst
Davy Boogard Orange Goblin
Boris Picasso
Walter Freek Cruysberghs
Sebastian Muench The Machine
Glowsun Pawel Zandl
Jens Olafsson Jon Björn Rikarösson
Horður Ingi Stefansson Electric Moon
Komet Lulu Sula Bassana
Davide Pansolin Gabriele Fiori
Black Rainbows Tim Bohnenstingl
Matthias Vandeven Baby Woodrose
Lorenzo Woodrose Monkey3
Colour Haze My Sleeping Karma

[Very special thanks to]
Sativa Root Jens Heide
Marco Rehm Boris Schneider
Joachim Pulverich Marco De Masi
Alberto Groce Seven That Spells
Heiko Richter Fred Bienert
Uwe Mansfeld Sandro Köhler
Sungrazer

[With the support of]
Desertfest Berlin
Sound Of Liberation
stonerheadletsgrooveyourbrainstonight.blogspot
Elektrohasch Records
Freak Valley Festival
Napalm Records / Spinning Goblin Productions
Sulatron Records
stonerrock.eu
DunaJam
Orange Factory
Vincebus Eruptum
Caligula666 / Stoned From The Underground
E-Lite Culture Festival
Yellowstock Festival

[A film by]
Sandro Müntener

[Camera Operators]
Sandro Müntener
Lea Brun
Ozan Tasci
Lukas Humbel
Julian Genner

[Additional Footage & Still]
Johan Jaccob
Michael Bohnenstingl

[Anthropological Supervisor]
Peter lan Crawford

[Film Supervisor]
Gary Kildea

[Technical Supervisors]
Andreas Buch
Seifu W. Haile

[Graphics]
Michael Matter

[Artwork]
Oliver Suter - hokusfokus.ch

[The music]
'Evil Man'
Written & performed by Lonely Kamel
Live recorded at FreakValley Festival

'Grim Reefer'
Written & performed by Lonely Kamel
Live recorded at FreakValley Festival

'The Ballad Of Solomon Eagle'
Written & performed by Orange Goblin
Live recorded at Stoned From The Underground

'Breath' (early version)
Written by Colour Haze

'Jam No. Psi' and beyond
Written & performed by The Machine
Live recorded at DunaJam

'The End'
Written & performed by Glowsun
Live recorded at Fête De La Musiqne

'Psyched Out Live Jam'
Performed by Electric Moon
Live recorded at Yellowstock Festival

'Holy Moon'
Written & performed by Black Rainbows
Live recorded at DunaJam

'Volcano'
Written & performed by Baby Woodrose
Live recorded at Stoned From The Underground

'One Zero Zero One'
Written & performed by Monkey3
Live recorded at Yellowstock Festival

'Transformation'
Written & performed by Colour Haze
Live recorded at FreakValley Festival

'Tamas'
Written & performed by My Sleeping Karma
Live recorded at FreakValley Festival

[Thanks to]
Martha & Roman
Anne- Kathrin Tröndle
Lea Willitnann
Gli & Tiberio
David Kopsch
Silke Andris
The Stoner-Family
Therese & Walter
Staff & Students of VCS

A little bit more about the Autor:

"Sandro, born in 1987, studied cultural anthropology and media studies in Basel. After first contacts with the subject of film on a theoretical level, he also began to realize his own ethnographic film projects as part of various research work.

In the summer of 2011, Sandro moved to Tromsø in Norway for two years to complete the Masters Degree in Visual Cultural Studies. He was able to approach his first major documentary film project.

Since 2013 he has been working as a promo editor for Swiss Radio und Television. Occasionally, he continues to realize small film projects, especially in the field of music / documentary. Above all, he is interested in the potential of the medium of film in the creative potential of everyday life with all its phenomena, as well as the resulting interfaces and discussions between art, science, fiction and reality."

I hope y'all enjoy in this documentary as it represent a valuable piece of history about stoner rock artists and it's/our community. Also eternal gratitude to Sandro Müntener and all others who made this happen,
peace,

Morphy.

"Tears are not Enough" 1985 Music Documentary Hotney 4 意见 • 4 年前

"Tears Are Not Enough" is a 1985 charity single recorded by a supergroup of Canadian artists, under the name Northern Lights, to raise funds for relief of the 1983–85 famine in Ethiopia. It was one of a number of such supergroup singles recorded between December 1984 and April 1985, along with Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in the United Kingdom, USA for Africa's "We Are the World" in the United States, "Cantaré, cantarás" by a supergroup of Latin American and Spanish singers, and "Les Yeux de la faim" in French Canada.

Although recorded independently of the USA for Africa project, it was included on the full-length We Are the World album.

The project was organized by Bruce Allen, who brought together a large group of artists to record a song written by David Foster, Jim Vallance, Bryan Adams, Rachel Paiement, Paul Hyde and Bob Rock. Foster and Vallance wrote the music and initial lyrics, Adams completed the English lyrics, Paiement wrote the one French verse, Rock & Hyde contributed the song title. The song was recorded on February 10, 1985 at Manta Sound studios in Toronto.

The song was issued as a single by CBS Records in March of that year, and quickly reached number one on the Canadian Top 40 chart. It also finished number one on the year-end Canadian charts for 1985. The song's video also received extensive airplay on MuchMusic.

On December 22, 1985, CBC Television aired a 90-minute documentary on the song's creation, which was subsequently released on videocassette. A CBC reporter, Brian Stewart, had been the first Western journalist to bring the famine in Ethiopia to worldwide attention.

By 1990, the project had raised $3.2 million for famine relief projects in Africa. Ten percent of the funds raised were kept in Canada to assist Canadian food banks.
Solo vocalists (in order)
Gordon Lightfoot
Burton Cummings
Anne Murray
Joni Mitchell
Dan Hill
Neil Young
Bryan Adams
Corey Hart
Bruce Cockburn
Liberty Silver
Geddy Lee (Rush)
Mike Reno (Loverboy)
Oscar Peterson
Heard in duos or trios
Mike Reno (Loverboy) with Liberty Silver
Carroll Baker, Ronnie Hawkins and Murray McLauchlan
Véronique Béliveau, Robert Charlebois and Claude Dubois (in French)
Bryan Adams with Donny Gerrard (Skylark)
Alfie Zappacosta with Lisa Dal Bello
Carole Pope (Rough Trade) and Paul Hyde (The Payola$)
Salome Bey, Mark Holmes (Platinum Blonde) and Lorraine Segato (The Parachute Club)
Chorus members
Chorus members included:

Liona Boyd
John Candy
Tom Cochrane (Red Rider)
Tommy Hunter
Martha Johnson
Eugene Levy
Frank Mills
Kim Mitchell
Paul Shaffer
Graham Shaw
Jane Siberry
Sylvia Tyson
Barry Harris
Catherine O'Hara
Wayne St. John[1]

An eclectic video library of music, arts, education, TV, history, transportation, documentaries and special rare videos for enjoyment and perusal. http://www.sherwayacdemy.ca

Brahms: Symphonies - Music Documentary 2/2 | Paavo Järvi and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen Hotney 1 意见 • 4 年前

Paavo Järvi: The Estonian star conductor has rediscovered the four symphonies by Johannes Brahms. The film follows him and the orchestra at rehearsals, in the studio and at concerts and presents the highlights of the romantic masterpieces.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/B-K3Gan-NA0

Paavo Järvi is principal conductor at both the NHK Symphony Orchestra in Tokyo and the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich - but his most intensive collaboration is with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie in Bremen. Their collaborations have already inspired both press and audiences with dazzling interpretations of the symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven and Robert Schumann. Now the conductor and orchestra are focusing exclusively on the four symphonies of Johannes Brahms. "That music - because it is so great - somehow is a soundtrack not only to the time when it was written but it is actually quite a valid soundtrack to our times as well." Järvi says. The charismatic conductor conveys his enthusiasm for the masterpieces and gives important information for understanding them. "There are little hidden codes, which is up to us to figure out what they mean."

The conductor and orchestra take a lot of time to reinterpret these well-known symphonies. "When I conduct Kammerphilharmonie or have conducted them in the last couple of years it’s only been Brahms," he says. "And the focus is so concentrated that it has become a second nature. In fact it’s almost a kind of religious ritual for the orchestra: There is always rehearsal before the concert. It doesn’t matter how many times we have done the piece. And these are the moments where you tweak, you do little things, you fine-tune... It’s a luxury that so few orchestras have." Thus the rehearsals have become a musical laboratory.

The Brahms Code is director Christian Berger’s the third collaboration with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and Paavo Järvi. The DW productions "Das Beethoven-Projekt” (2010) and "Schumann at Pier 2" (2012) have already delighted international audiences and won many awards.

At a glance:
(00:00) Introduction: Why is Johannes Brahms still relevant today?
(04:18) The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen in Paris at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées
(06:45) Symphony No. 3: 1st movement
(08:20) Symphony No. 3: 2nd movement
(12:51) Symphony No. 3: 3rd movement
(19:05) Symphony No. 3: 4th movement
(25:19) Symphony No. 4: 1st movement
(30:01) Symphony No. 4: 2nd movement
(31:45) Symphony No. 4: 3rd movement
(33:50) Symphony No. 4: 4th movement

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Mozart y Mambo: A Cuban Journey with Sarah Willis | Music Documentary Hotney 7 意见 • 4 年前

Join Berlin Philharmonic horn player Sarah Willis in Havana for a unique musical collaboration combining classical music with Cuban rhythms!

“Mozart should have really been born in Cuba!” This sentiment is at the core of a project combining Mozart and Cuban music. Sarah Willis had the idea years ago, and in 2020, she was able to make her dream a reality.

Sarah Willis is a horn player with the world-renowned Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. She originally travelled to Havana in 2017 to teach a master class. Once on the island, she encountered music everywhere, from salsa, to mambo, to son cubano. There’s hardly a house or street in Cuba that isn’t filled with music. But in the middle of Havana’s old town, there’s a monument commemorating a musician you wouldn’t normally associate with Cuba: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. His compositions are known for their playful ease, joie de vivre, and exceptional musicality – and indeed, there are important commonalities between Mozart and Cuban musicians.

Saxophonist Yuniet Lombida Prieto is one of those musicians. He plays chamber music, jazz and salsa on the most important international stages. Then there is the Havana Lyceum Orchestra under the direction of José Antonio Méndez Padrón. Sarah Willis describes him as having a musical soul, and that he could be a sought-after world-famous conductor. But Padrón chose to stay in Cuba. He has directed his orchestra for decades, and tries to offer talented young musicians new prospects in their home country. Indeed, many young people opt to leave Cuba. Living conditions are difficult due to shortages of goods and problems with infrastructure. Good instruments are hard to come by, and even more difficult to keep in good condition because of high humidity. Performances are rare or difficult to schedule. Those are all challenging conditions for a career as a professional musician.

Sarah Willis has visited Cuba four times to teach master classes. She was deeply impressed by the great skill of the musicians, the joy they exude while playing, and their mastery of the art of improvisation—despite or perhaps as a result of their current circumstances.

And so the project “Mozart y Mambo” was born: a one-time musical experience that combines Mozart’s horn concertos with traditional Cuban music—and includes a mambo version of “A Little Night Music.” An album was recorded in January 2020 and released a few months later. With “Mozart y Mambo,” Sarah Willis wants to increase awareness of the skill and talent of her Cuban musical colleagues. A portion of the proceeds from sales of the recording will also go where they’re desperately needed: acquiring new instruments for the Havana Lyceum Orchestra. The orchestra had planned to travel to Germany in the summer of 2020 to present the project live at large-scale German classical music festivals. But the concerts had to be rescheduled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. They are now set to take place in 2021, when the orchestra will show the world why Mozart should have been Cuban.

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(Disco Music Documentary/Film) The Secret Disco Revolution (Full HQ 2012 Movie) Hotney 1 意见 • 4 年前

THE SECRET DISCO REVOLUTION - The Party That Changed The World.

A good documentary on 70's disco music made in 2012 on the disco era featuring interview with its key musicians.

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Genre: Documentary, Musical & Performing Arts, Comedy, Special Interest
Written & Directed By: Jamie Kastner
Runtime: 1 hr. 24 min.
By Screen Media Films
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The disco era, long dismissed as a time of hedonistic excess, has been gravely misunderstood. Revisionist historians now argue the era was in fact an important time of protest: liberating ****s, blacks and women.

The Secret Disco Revolution juxtaposes disco revisionists against revealing new interviews with the era's biggest stars: The Village People, Gloria Gaynor, Kool and the Gang... A goldmine of rarely seen stock footage, and enough disco hits to shake your booty straight back to 1978.

Interview Subjects Include:

Gloria Gaynor - (I Will Survive)
Village People (YMCA, In The Navy)
Robert “Kool” Bell – Kool and the Gang
Harry Wayne “K.C.” Casey – KC and the Sunshine Band
Thelma Houston – (Don’t Leave Me This Way)
Martha Wash – (Two Tons of Fun, It’s Raining Men)
Henri Belolo – Producer/Lyricist, Village People
Tom Moulton – Inventor: Disco Remix, 12" Single
Vince Aletti – Journalist, Rolling Stone, Record World
Alice Echols – Author “Hot Stuff: Disco and the Remaking of American Culture”
Peter Shapiro – Author “Turn the Beat Around: The Secret History of Disco”
Nicky Siano – DJ, The Gallery, Studio 54
Anita Pointer – Pointer Sisters
Larry Harris – VP, Casablanca Records, Author “And Party Everyday”
Maxine Nightingale – (Right Back Where We Started From)
Evelyn “Champagne” King – (Shame, Love Come Down)
The Trammps – (Disco Inferno)
Marc Benecke – Doorman, Studio 54
Carmen D’Alessio – Publicist, Studio 54
Joanne Horowitz – Publicist, Studio 54
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Beschrijving:
The disco era, long dismissed as a time of hedonistic excess, has been gravely misunderstood. Revisionist historians now argue the era was in fact an important time of protest: liberating ****s, blacks and women. THE SECRET DISCO REVOLUTION juxtaposes disco revisionists against revealing new interviews with the era's biggest stars: Gloria Gaynor (I Will Survive), Village People (YMCA, In The Navy), Robert "Kool" Bell from Kool and the Gang, and Harry Wayne "K.C." Casey - KC and the Sunshine Band.

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From: http://www.theguardian.com/fil....m/2012/oct/26/secret

So it turns out that disco was actually a revolutionary tool that ended the oppression of women and black and **** people in the US. Who knew?

Disco ... more than just a cheesy, glittery music genre, according to The Secret Disco Revolution.

I like disco as much as the next person, which is to say I like it at night, in moderate helpings, and only when accompanied by spirits. Disco has long been the musical genre to caricature rather than savour, best enjoyed in the background on hazy nights out rather than as a legitimate musical experience. So presented with the opportunity to sit through a two-hour disco documentary at the London film festival, I was a bit circumspect.

As you shimmy through the world of disco, you start to believe in its subversive nature. Finding its home in dark nightclubs where class, gender, race and sexual boundaries disappeared completely, early disco was the music that brought people together – all without the music industry's hegemony over the radio and Billboard charts.

Meanwhile, the likes of Gloria Gaynor, Thelma Houston, Martha Wash, KC from KC and the Sunshine Band and Kool from Kool and the Gang bring us back to the reality of being a disco musician, recalling riding the wave from being an underground hit to a record-industry product that was made cheap and sold big.

None of them see themselves as emissaries of the revolution, but by this point you feel a bit sorry for them for not understanding their political worth. KC takes himself particularly seriously, still bitter at the music moguls who tore him away from funk and pushed him to the beats of Get Down Tonight, only to be left to the dogs when rock came along.

As Secret Disco Revolution often reminds us, the kings and queens of the era rarely saw the political statement they were making, and it seems with the Village People, their fans didn't either. But change was happening all the same, and you can't help but respect disco's masterminds – whoever they were – for coming up with such a clever plan.

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Credits:
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A Cave 7 production for Telefilm Canada and the Rogers Group of Funds. Made through the Theatrical Documentary Program and in Association with Bell Media.
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Johann Sebastian Bach: The Fifth Evangelist | Music Documentary (Bachfest Leipzig 2013) Hotney 5 意见 • 4 年前

A homage to Johann Sebastian Bach, the composer of the Christian message: the music documentary Vita Christi—Bach, the Fifth Evangelist was produced for the 2013 Bach Festival Leipzig. With the theme, "Vita Christi", that year's edition of the festival retold the life of Jesus Christ in oratorios, masses and cantatas by Johann Sebastian Bach and composers close to him. Peter Schlögl's music documentary highlights the festival program, shows rehearsals and concert excerpts and hears from musicians and Bach experts.

Years later, the timeless quality of this documentary is still evident. Not only does it provide insight into the authentic places where Johann Sebastian Bach worked, it also convincingly conveys the motives of the important Baroque composer. Bach was a Christian composer, who placed himself and his work entirely at the service of God. His compositions retell the life of Jesus Christ as if they were one of the four Gospels of the New Testament. This is why Bach is referred to as the “Fifth Evangelist.”

At a glance:
(00:00) Introduction: The legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach
(00:59) The Bachfest Leipzig 2013 "Vita Christi" retold the life of Jesus Christ in music, in oratorios, masses and cantatas
(00:59) Music excerpt: J.S. Bach: Chorus "Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme" (from the Cantata "Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme", BWV 140) | St. Thomas Choir & Gewandhaus Orchestra Leipzig, Georg Christoph Biller (conductor)
(02:32) Statements from festival visitors
(02:53) Biography: Bach comes to Leipzig
(03:30) Stefan Altner, Managing Director of the St. Thomas Choir Leipzig: Bach is the origin of most of today's music
(03:56) Pianist & composer Ketil Bjørnstad improvises on Bach's music and reflects on its existential content
(06:51) Biography: Bach's work in Leipzig
(07:38) Christoph Wolff, Director of the Bach Archive Leipzig: How Bach directed the St. Thomas Choir
(08:19) History of the St. Thomas Choir
(08:50) Georg Christoph Biller, Musical Director of the St. Thomas Choir: It is the St Thomas's Choir’s responsibility to regularly perform works by Johann Sebastian Bach
(09:17) Rehearsal: J.S. Bach: "Cum Sancto Spiritu" (from the Mass in B minor, BWV 232) | St. Thomas Choir, Georg Christoph Biller (conductor)
(10:28) Georg Christoph Biller, Musical Director of the St. Thomas Choir: The Mass in B minor is an expression of Bach's skill and thinking
(10:49) Christoph Wolff, Director of the Bach Archive Leipzig: The Kyrie and Gloria set an incomparable final accent in the Mass in B minor
(11:47) Christoph Wolff, Director of the Bach Archive Leipzig: The Credo of the Mass in B minor is a short summary of the life of Christ and the story of salvation
(12:05) The theological significance of Bach and the spirituality of his music
(12:47) Stefan Altner, Managing Director of the St. Thomas Choir: Bach's music not only appeals to the intellect but also touches people emotionally
(13:05) Bach as a Lutheran composer
(13:22) Christoph Wolff, Director of the Bach Archive Leipzig: During Bach's lifetime, Protestant church music was of immense importance
(14:02) Bach's deep religiousness
(14:21) Helmut Loos, Musicologist: Bach made music at the service of God
(14:45) Bach's work at the St. Nicholas Church in Leipzig
(15:31) Rehearsal: J.S. Bach: Sinfonia (from the Cantata "Christ lag in Todesbanden", BWV 4) | Chamber Choir & Hofkapelle Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius (conductor)
(16:22) Frieder Bernius, conductor Chamber Choir Stuttgart: Bach's music convincingly conveys the Christian message
(17:02) Rehearsal: J. S. Bach: Aria "Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn" (from the Cantata "Christ lag in Todesbanden", BWV 4) | Andreas Weller (tenor), Hofkapelle Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius (conductor)
(19:03) Bach is the” fifth evangelist,” because his works retell the Christian story of salvation
(19:25) Helmut Loos, Musicologist: Bach's music is proclamation—and deliberately elaborate proclamation at that
(19:50) Rehearsal: J.S. Bach: Chorus "Es war ein wunderlicher Krieg" (from the Cantata "Christ lag in Todesbanden", BWV 4) | Chamber Choir Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius (conductor)
(22:01) The Leipzig Chamber Choir Josquin des Préz presents a program with music from Bach's circle, including by Johann Kuhnau, who was musical director of the St. Thomas Choir before Johann Sebastian Bach
(22:40) Christoph Wolff, Director of the Bach Archive Leipzig: Bach was influenced by Kuhnau
(22:58) Music excerpt: Johann Kuhnau: Motet "Tristis est anima mea" (Sad is my soul) | Chamber Choir Josquin des Préz, Ludwig Böhme (conductor)
(23:53) Ludwig Böhme, conductor Chamber Choir Josquin des Préz: The Bach Festival is like home to him, and Bach is simply the greatest composer
(25:15) Bach was a sensuous man, a humble medieval craftsman who worked to honor God

© Deutsche Welle 2013

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