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Vincent reflecting Vincent

Long ago it was a session on La Blogothèque that first introduced me to St Vincent. Vincent moon shot her through a handheld grainy dv camera, and although raw and imperfect, or perhaps because it was so, that piece filmed on the streets of Paris remains one of most haunting […]

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Katya Boom møller

  Trentemøller Dj hailing from Zealand (old Zealnd in Denmark) invites the intriguingly named  Katja Boom Philip to direct a stage shop for the track entitled  “Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!!” and this is what happens. Here is Trentmøller’s face book page. http://www.facebook.com/trentemoller

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10) Quimby: Legyen vörös

We had wanted to shoot with Quimby for some time, and were in fact talking it over when Kiss Tibi came and sat at the table next to us. I reminded him that we had worked together many years earlier and explained our idea. Thankfully he was excited as we […]

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9) Nouras Motoc: O cafea amara

We have heard Nouras’s voice and his guitar drifting down the budapest streets for some time now. More often than not near tram stops or train stations. We took him down to the front of the old Bem Mozi and asked him to play us a song. He uses a […]

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8) Hangmás: Luna

The 8th Anormal session. We shot quite intensely, there was little over two weeks between this and the next piece and this time we decided to take the live music video concept in a different direction. Like the upcoming piece, Luna is a kind of fusion short film/live performance. We […]

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Lamentations

Jeff Buckley, Son of Tim Buckley singing here Dido’s Lament, from Purcell’s Dido and Anaes. This, the first opera composed in English, has always had a very special place in my heart. Usually for some unknown reason I find Opera in English trying, threatening on the edge of a musical. […]

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Meredith’s dreaming

Meredith Monk, Turtle dreams. The kind of dreams the little girls have in bathtubs. The kind of echoes that ripple off the churning of a wheat field in the wet of a storm. She is definitely not for everyone, nor is she for all times. But there are some moods […]

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Walls of Persepolis

The first dose of Persian music today comes from the Kurdish group the Kamkars. The Kamkars are a single family, siblings. Kamkar is the family name. Here they set some of the poems of the ancient Persian mathematician/philosopher/poet Omar Khayam to classical Persian instrumentation. They are undoubtedly one of the finest classical ensembles […]