Sat March 15, 2014
film@C4NM: Who's Crazy + The Art Ensemble of Chicago Live
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at Center for New Music
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From the Art Ensemble to Tom Ze, from Ascension to Zappa: FILM@C4NM presents some of the world's most compelling music documentaries and performance films. Screening astonishing sounds from around the planet, this film series is expressly designed to open music lovers' eyes and ears even further.
All shows are 2pm weekend matinees
Refreshments and special filmmaker and artists in-person
Admission: $10 General / $7 Members
This week: Jazz Masters
WHO'S CRAZY?
(1966 28 minutes Dick Fontaine)
With Ornette Coleman, David Izenson, Charles Moffatt. Ornette's trio recording a movie soundtrack in Paris in 1966: great music, candid interviews. An extraordinary document.
http://www.dickfontaine.com/
THE ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: LIVE
(1981 60 minutes Bruce Ricker)
Filmed live in 1981, this is the only documentary to date devoted to the Art Ensemble. Playing at the height of their collective powers, Roscoe Mitchell, Lester Bowie, Joseph Jarman, Famadou Don Moye, and Malachi Favors raise the roof of Chicago's Jazz Showcase; tunes include We-Bop, Promenade, On the Cote Bamako, Bedouin Village, New York Is Full of Lonely People, and Odwalla.
plus additional clips of the Art Ensemble
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Ricker
show less
All shows are 2pm weekend matinees
Refreshments and special filmmaker and artists in-person
Admission: $10 General / $7 Members
This week: Jazz Masters
WHO'S CRAZY?
(1966 28 minutes Dick Fontaine)
With Ornette Coleman, David Izenson, Charles Moffatt. Ornette's trio recording a movie soundtrack in Paris in 1966: great music, candid interviews. An extraordinary document.
http://www.dickfontaine.com/
THE ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: LIVE
(1981 60 minutes Bruce Ricker)
Filmed live in 1981, this is the only documentary to date devoted to the Art Ensemble. Playing at the height of their collective powers, Roscoe Mitchell, Lester Bowie, Joseph Jarman, Famadou Don Moye, and Malachi Favors raise the roof of Chicago's Jazz Showcase; tunes include We-Bop, Promenade, On the Cote Bamako, Bedouin Village, New York Is Full of Lonely People, and Odwalla.
plus additional clips of the Art Ensemble
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Ricker
From the Art Ensemble to Tom Ze, from Ascension to Zappa: FILM@C4NM presents some of the world's most compelling music documentaries and performance films. Screening astonishing sounds from around the planet, this film series is expressly designed to open music lovers' eyes and ears even further.
All shows are 2pm weekend matinees
Refreshments and special filmmaker and artists in-person
Admission: $10 General / $7 Members
This week: Jazz Masters
WHO'S CRAZY?
(1966 28 minutes Dick Fontaine)
With Ornette Coleman, David Izenson, Charles Moffatt. Ornette's trio recording a movie soundtrack in Paris in 1966: great music, candid interviews. An extraordinary document.
http://www.dickfontaine.com/
THE ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: LIVE
(1981 60 minutes Bruce Ricker)
Filmed live in 1981, this is the only documentary to date devoted to the Art Ensemble. Playing at the height of their collective powers, Roscoe Mitchell, Lester Bowie, Joseph Jarman, Famadou Don Moye, and Malachi Favors raise the roof of Chicago's Jazz Showcase; tunes include We-Bop, Promenade, On the Cote Bamako, Bedouin Village, New York Is Full of Lonely People, and Odwalla.
plus additional clips of the Art Ensemble
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Ricker
read more
All shows are 2pm weekend matinees
Refreshments and special filmmaker and artists in-person
Admission: $10 General / $7 Members
This week: Jazz Masters
WHO'S CRAZY?
(1966 28 minutes Dick Fontaine)
With Ornette Coleman, David Izenson, Charles Moffatt. Ornette's trio recording a movie soundtrack in Paris in 1966: great music, candid interviews. An extraordinary document.
http://www.dickfontaine.com/
THE ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: LIVE
(1981 60 minutes Bruce Ricker)
Filmed live in 1981, this is the only documentary to date devoted to the Art Ensemble. Playing at the height of their collective powers, Roscoe Mitchell, Lester Bowie, Joseph Jarman, Famadou Don Moye, and Malachi Favors raise the roof of Chicago's Jazz Showcase; tunes include We-Bop, Promenade, On the Cote Bamako, Bedouin Village, New York Is Full of Lonely People, and Odwalla.
plus additional clips of the Art Ensemble
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Ricker
show less
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