The Irrepressibles
The Forgotten Circus
Prod co: MJW
Director: Shelly Love
Producer: Miranda Davis/Anne Beresford
DoP: Stein Stie
Art director: Nigel Howlett
Wardrobe: Oliver Garcia
Editor: Mark Hunter
Post FX: Pogo
Online: Pogo
Grade: Pogo
Commissioner: Circus Space
Watch: trailer here
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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Friday, August 6, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
In Bb 2.0
Make some Music. Watch some Videos. All done with youtube in Bb (B flat), a music project developed by Darren Solomon
http://www.inbflat.net/
Friday, April 4, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
En Tus Brazos (In Your Arms)
Directed by François-Xavier Goby Edouard Jouret and Matthieu Landour. France 2005.
Original version on http://www.entusbrazos.fr/
Production: Supinfocom Valenciennes
Distribution: Premium Films
Music (first part): "En Tus Brazos" by Alfredo de Angelis and Oscar Larroca (vocal).
Composition by Carlos Zárate.
Lyrics by Elizardo Martínez Vilas (Marvil).
"Yo me cegué en tus ojazos y fui a caer en tus brazos. Y entre tus brazos yo fui feliz, porque te amé con delirio. Yo fui a caer en tus brazos y así llegué hasta el martirio. Te juro que enloquecí, cuando por dentro me vi, y comprendí lo que hacía. Quiero mirar hacia Dios, aunque me muerda el dolor, aunque me cueste morir"
"I held myself in your eyes, and fell into your arms. And in your arms I was happy, because I love you deliriously. I fell into your arms and like that, I reached the point of my martyrdom. I swear you drove me crazy when, inside, I saw myself and understood what you did. I want to see what God created, although the pain bites me, although it will cost my life."
Music (final part): "El Huracán" by Edgardo Donato.
Composition by Osvaldo Donato
My Rocky Mountain
Friday, June 8, 2007
Monday, April 2, 2007
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Tie Off Before You...
This Boston based indie rock band has just released their new EP "Don't Harm Barbara Gordon". Now this is the music I moved up here for. These four guys started up The Peasantry back in January of 2006. You would never guess it when listening to their tunes. Check them out, you will be glad you did.
Monday, March 26, 2007
Farah Siraj

In just listening to Farah Siraj's music, one cannot deny the cross-cultural blend that exists. Flamenco sprung from Arabic influence, but Farah Siraj, the Jordanian who has found her home in Spain, has created a lush blend of flamenco and middle-eastern music. While Farah's music is in Spanish (okay, and some splashes of Arabic) with flamenco guitar, cajon, and palmeros, her melody lines soar with micro-tonal decents and approaches characteristic of middle-eastern styles.
But don't write this off as just another world artist. Farah's music is not only rich in textures, rhythms, and melodies, but also contains rock and electronic elements that take her music to a whole new level.
Farah Siraj is currently working on a full-length album, however, you can click below for an example of Farah's music.
To the Sudanese Women Written and Performed by Farah Siraj
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