Sound + Vision Festival
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A feast for the eye and the ear, Sound + Vision Festival is a three-day showcase celebrating the enduring and mutually enriching relationship between cinema and music. This April we’re pleased to bring you live musical accompaniments to a pair of silent German classics: the Alloy Orchestra will perform an original score for E.A. Dupont’s newly restored seedy circus picture Varieté; and acclaimed musicians Matthew Nolan, Rachel Grimes, and Erik Friedlander will provide their own soundtrack to 1930’s People on Sunday. Capping off the festival is a double bill of the Barbet Schroeder and Pink Floyd collaborations More and The Valley (Obscured by Clouds)—psychedelic classics you won’t want to miss!
Organized by Florence Almozini, Rufus de Rham and Matthew Nolan.
Special thanks to Culture Ireland.
A feast for the eye and the ear, Sound + Vision Festival is a three-day showcase celebrating the enduring and mutually enriching relationship between cinema and music. This April we’re pleased to bring you live musical accompaniments to a pair of silent German classics: the Alloy Orchestra will perform an original score for E.A. Dupont’s newly restored seedy circus picture Varieté; and acclaimed musicians Matthew Nolan, Rachel Grimes, and Erik Friedlander will provide their own soundtrack to 1930’s People on Sunday. Capping off the festival is a double bill of the Barbet Schroeder and Pink Floyd collaborations More and The Valley (Obscured by Clouds)—psychedelic classics you won’t want to miss!
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Live Musical Events
Varieté
New restoration!
The Alloy Orchestra returns to the Film Society with another live, original accompaniment—this time to E.A. Dupont’s circus film of infidelity, murder, and acrobatics, starring the great Emil Jannings. A Kino Lorber release.People on Sunday
Acclaimed musicians Matthew Nolan (guitar), Rachel Grimes (piano), and Erik Friedlander (cello) bring an original live score to the classic German film People on Sunday, a lament for a soon-to-be-lost Berlin.
Two by Barbet Schroeder
More
Barbet Schroeder’s debut feature transposes the myth of Icarus to Europe’s drug-fueled, free-spirited ’60s—set to the music of Pink Floyd and lensed by Academy Award-winning cinematographer Néstor Almendros.
The Valley (Obscured by Clouds)
Schroeder and Pink Floyd’s second collaboration continues the filmmaker’s exploration of sexual freedom and mind alteration, this time in the upland Papua New Guinea rainforest where a group of hippies encounter the indigenous Mapuga tribe.
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