Club Foot Orchestra - Metropolis mp3

Tracklist

Crédits

• Clarinet, Other [Sirens] – Beth Custer
• Conductor – Deirdre McClure
• Design, Photography [Cover Photography] – Frank Wiedemann
• Drums, Marimba, Percussion – Kenny Wollesen
• Editor [Digital Editor] – Dave Nelson
• Electric Guitar – Steve Kirk
• Electric Guitar [Double Neck Electric Guitar] – Myles Boisen
• Executive Producer, Engineer [Virtual Audio Engineering] – Ron Gompertz
• Flute, Piccolo Flute, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Sheldon Brown
• Management, Booking – Bruce Solar
• Mastered By – Paul Stubblebine
• Oboe, Piccolo Flute, French Horn, Baritone Saxophone – Nik Phelps
• Other [Digital Recording] – Mark Stickman
• Photography [Band Photography] – Peter McCandless
• Producer – The Club Foot Orchestra
• Producer, Bass Trombone, Other [Synthetics], Other [Sirens] – Richard Marriott
• Trumpet – Chris Grady
• Violin – Jason Marsh

Remarques

Recorded live at Castro Theater, San Francisco, June 17, 1991.

The first eighteen selections of this recording are correctly sequenced to accompany the video of the Giorgio Moroder print of Fritz Lang's Metropolis.

"Pool of Thanatos," completed in 1990 by filmmaker Peter McCandless, is the first original film made exclusively for the Club Foot Orchestra.

This recording was made using the Virtual Audio 3-D encoding process.

Codes-barres

• Barcode: 35711-0023-2

Entreprises

• Recorded At – Castro Theatre, San Francisco

Album

Artist: Club Foot Orchestra Album: Metropolis Released: 1991 Tracklist: 1. Metropolis 0:00 2. Workers' Chorus 0:56 3. The silent film Metropolis was one of the landmarks of early science fiction, a film with setting and action so breathtaking that audiences were willing to overlook the rather didactic plot. After decades of critical fame but public unavailability, the film was re-released in a restored version in 1984. Songs in album Club Foot Orchestra - Metropolis 1991. Club Foot Orchestra - Metropolis. Club Foot Orchestra - Worker's Chorus. Club Foot Orchestra - Industry, Theme Of The Ancient Slaves, The City. Club Foot Orchestra - Joh Frederson. Club Foot Orchestra - Rebellion. Club Foot Orchestra - Door V. Club Foot Orchestra - Yoshiwara. Club Foot Orchestra - Rotwang's House. Club Foot Orchestra - Descen. The Club Foot Orchestra is a multi-faceted musical ensemble whose live performances of modern scores for silent film sparked a revival in the genre that continues today. Their innovative style creates a musical atmosphere that brings silent film into the modern era, synthesizing sounds of Eastern European music, Impressionism, and Jazz Fusion. The New Yorker said This is music that bubbles up from the intersection of aesthetics and the id, They have performed at Lincoln Center, Symphony Space, The. Listen free to Club Foot Orchestra Metropolis Metropolis, Worker's Chorus and more. 25 tracks 71:21. Pioneers of Modern Music with Silent Film. Fritz Lang's 1926 science-fiction masterpiece, Metropolis, portrays a technological future where workers toil with mind-numbing devotion to their machinery while the privileged few pursue their pleasures in palaces built in the sky. Visions - Club Foot Orchestra. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Theme From Club Foot From The Club Foot LP. The Club Foot Orchestra is so painfully overlooked. Granted, their recorded output was rather meager, but their oeuvre is entirely unique. They performed live rescores of classic silent films, of which this is obviously one. The music must be heard to believe it, but if you're intrigued, give a series called The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat a shot. The Club Foot scored this series as well, and it was simply too far out for Saturday morning. But I digress this music is avante garde in the best, most accessible kind of way and a lotta fun, so give it a shot. Read more. The Club Foot Orchestra is a music ensemble founded in 1983 by Richard Marriott. After a brief career playing dramatic, complex music in San Francisco clubs, they became known for their scores for classic silent movies. The ensemble got their name from a performance art nightclub called the Club Foot which flourished in the Bayview district of San Francisco. Club Foot Orchestra from United States