Abbey Lincoln, "Throw It Away" (from "Abbey Sings Abbey", 2007)
Friday, September 26, 2008
FASE: Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich
"Playlist: Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich
Description: This film is an adaptation for television of Anna Teresa De Keersmaeker's choreography "Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich". It was made in 2002. Director: Thierry De Mey. The playlist contains all four parts."
From:seanmckeen (Thanks to Sean McKeen who put all the Youtube posts of Anna Theresa De Keersmaeker's choreography and performance in this film together into one neat package. On the screen below you will find all four movements of Fase shown in six videos. Part One, Piano Phase (shown in two consecutive videos)
Part Two, Come Out
Part Three, Violin Phase (in two consecutive videos)
Part Four, Clapping Music
Parts 1,2, and 4 feature Anna Theresa De Keersmaeker and Michele Anne De Mey. Part 3 features De Keersmaeker, solo. All performances, as the title suggests, are based on various minimalist music compositions of Steve Reich.
Videos: 6
Description: This film is an adaptation for television of Anna Teresa De Keersmaeker's choreography "Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich". It was made in 2002. Director: Thierry De Mey. The playlist contains all four parts."
From:seanmckeen (Thanks to Sean McKeen who put all the Youtube posts of Anna Theresa De Keersmaeker's choreography and performance in this film together into one neat package. On the screen below you will find all four movements of Fase shown in six videos. Part One, Piano Phase (shown in two consecutive videos)
Part Two, Come Out
Part Three, Violin Phase (in two consecutive videos)
Part Four, Clapping Music
Parts 1,2, and 4 feature Anna Theresa De Keersmaeker and Michele Anne De Mey. Part 3 features De Keersmaeker, solo. All performances, as the title suggests, are based on various minimalist music compositions of Steve Reich.
Videos: 6
Monday, September 15, 2008
The Illusion of News, Bill Moyers*
* I am sorry to inform you that this interesting documentary is no longer available, since Youtube has deleted it along with the channel from which it was posted. I am not sure why. Some posts turn out to be copyright violations, and maybe that is the case. Sorry.
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