The Sacrifice - Michael Nyman
SOUNDTRACK FAN VIDEO "The Piano / Lezioni di Piano" soundtrack Buy this score here: www.amazon.co.uk
Michael Nyman - Memorial
Composed by Michael Nyman in 1984-1985 and has been reprised in Michael Nyman Band's The Essential Michael Nyman Band and The Very Best of Michael Nyman: 1990-2001. The work premiered on 15 June 1985.
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GATTACA (1997) - Michael Nyman (Edit-with-ending)
Gattaca (1997) is a futuristic thriller written and directed by Andrew Niccol. Built around the controversial subject of genetic engineering and how it might lead to a socio-economic class divide, it follows Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke), an imperfect human who attempts to join a space mission by illegally exchanging identities with Jerome (Jude Law), a paraplegic with perfect DNA. How he does this armed with blood and urine samples is ingeniously shown by Niccol, who mints a new genre vocabulary with his absorbing, intelligent and suspenseful story. In Niccol's future society, a dustbuster is deadlier than a gun and wearing contact lenses means the choice between life or death. Characters in Gattaca continually battle both with society and with themselves to find their place in the world and who they are destined to be according to their genes. This thought-provoking cautionary tale is stunningly designed and has accomplished performances from Hawke, Law and Uma Thurman that do it full justice. Trivia The name "Gattaca" is composed entirely of the letters used to label the nucleotide bases of DNA. The four nitrogen bases of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) are adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine. Jude Law's character asks to be called by his middle name, Eugene. "Eugene" comes from the Greek for "well born," which Jerome is. "Eugenics" (the science of improving the hereditary qualities of a race or breed) is the central theme of the film. Jerome Eugene Morrow, played by <b>...</b>
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Michael Nyman - Molly - Wonderland
video for the movie wonderland using the song "molly" by michael nyman
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Michael Nyman - The Promise/The Heart Asks Pleasure First
A piece from Michael Nyman's Live recording of The Piano suite. To everybody that's been asking questions regarding the title of the artwork, I've finally managed to track down what I had originally [randomly] Google Imaged in order to stumble across this piece. It's a brilliant bit of photo-manipulation entitled "Her Sadness" by artist Olof Erla. Details here: oloferla.deviantart.com
Michael Nyman in Progress - Trailer
Trailer zum Kinofilm "Nyman in Progress" produziert von Monarda Arts, 2010. MICHAEL NYMAN IN PROGRESS A film by Silvia Beck The film is about a very special moment in the famous composer's artistic life. Composing with innovative minimalism for films as memorable as "The Draughtsman's Contract", "The Ogre", "Man on Wire", and most famously for Campion's "The Piano", he has reached an international audience. But now, Michael Nyman is about to become a filmmaker himself. Featuring unprecedented access to the composer and his working life, this film shows one of the great composers of our time in all his diversity and endless energy. From London to Berlin, in Mexico, Poland, the Netherlands and Portugal the film is also a journey through the musical world today. It shows Michael Nyman, the musician, in his concerts with The Michael Nyman Band and live collaborations with other internationally known musicians or orchestras. But throughout his journeys, this film discovers Nyman's increasing passion for filming and photography. Witnessing the development of his visual works from the very first moment of inspiration, it gives a unique insight into Michael Nyman's personal views, his thoughts and emotions; his world. DVD Box with "Michael Nyman - Composer in Progress" (52min) and "Michael Nyman in Concert" (86min) out October, 11th, 2010. on German Television: arte, November 28th, 22:45 "Michael Nyman - Composer in Progress" (52min)
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Michael Nyman - The Piano Theme (Heart Asks Pleasure First)
I have always found Nyman's Theme from The Piano an enchanting melody, with a simple yet powerful feeling to it. It is familiar somehow, the melody and chords are inspired by ancient music which has been passed down from our ancestors, deep within our conciousness In this improvised interpretation I tried to bring out a more hypnotic emotion by using repetitive and flowing phrases. I hope you enjoy! visit my webpage - www.joolsscott.co.uk Michael Laurence Nyman (born March 23, 1944, London) is an English composer of minimalist music, pianist, librettist and musicologist, perhaps best known for the many scores he wrote during his lengthy collaboration with the filmmaker Peter Greenaway. Nyman studied music composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London. In 1969, he provided the libretto for Harrison Birtwistle's opera, Down by the Greenwood Side and directed the short film Love Love Love before settling into music criticism, where he is generally acknowledged to have been the first to apply the term "minimalism" to music (in a 1968 article in The Spectator magazine about the English composer Cornelius Cardew). He wrote introductions for George Frideric Handel's Concerti Grossi, Op. 6 and conducted the most important interview with George Brecht in 1976. Nyman, who had studied with the noted Baroque music scholar Thurston Dart at King's College London, drew frequently on early music sources in his scores for Greenaway's films Henry Purcell in The Draughtsman's Contract <b>...</b>
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Gattaca OST - The Departure
Gattaca Original Soundtrack - 1997 Directed by Andrew Niccol Music by Michael Nyman
Michael Nyman - A la folie
A La Folie Virgin Records 1994 The Michael Nyman Band Beverly Davidson: violin Ann Morfee: violin Marshall Marcus: violin Katherine Shave: violin Kate Musker: viola Antony Hinnigan: cello William Schofield: cello Christopher Laurence: bass Tim Amhurst: bass John Harle: soprano, alto sax David Roach: soprano, alto sax Andrew Findon:baritone sax, piccolo, flute Nigel Barr: trombone, tuba Steven Sidwell: trumpet, flugel, piccolo trumpet Marjorie Dunn: horn Martin Elliott: bass guitar Michael Nyman: piano bm
The Promise - Michael Nyman - Fingerstyle Guitar - Instrumental
Available at the following online stores: iTunes - itunes.apple.com AmazonMP3 - tiny.cc www.facebook.com - This an epic piece by master composer Michael Nyman for the film "The Piano". Myself and countless others have been seduced by his music, hence this meager rendition. Follow this link to hear the original soundtrack: www.youtube.com F# DAC# F# C# tuning - Capo 4th fret. Filmed on a Canon 7D. Recorded with Logic.
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Michael Nyman - Love Doesn't End
From 'The End of the Affair'
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Michael Nyman - "An Eye For Optical Theory" / The Villa Medici
The gardens of the Villa Medici maintains a XVIth century style. Ferdinando de' Medici bought the domain in 1576. At the end of the 15th century the group of Niobids was discovered by archaeological excavation. Ferdinando de' Medici bought it and put it at the end of a lawn in his garden. Although the gardens lost most of their sculptures, they kept their essential design until the end of the 19th century. The design of the plots in front of the villa was apparently modified under the directorship of Ingres. Umbrella pines were added. They are now a distinctive element of the Villa. The painter Balthus, director of the Villa (1960-1977) changed some elements in order to restore the Villa's old prestige. The sumptuous decor of Niobides unveils the fate reserved to those who dare to challenge the power of Gods. In ancient Greek mythology, Niobe, wife of the king of Thebes, Amphion, was the proud mother of seven sons and seven daughters. She mocked Leto, who only gave birth to Apollo and Artemis. They retaliated by killing Niobe's children with arrows. Then Niobe asked and was granted her request by Zeus to be changed into a crying statue. Shot & edited by Tanguy de Thuret ©TanguydeThuret2011 Location: L'Académie de France à Rome / Villa Médicis , Italy. Music: Michael Nyman "An Eye For Optical Theory" from Peter Greenaway's film : "The Draughtsman's Contract" (1982 ). The use of the music is not for commercial purposes.
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Michael Nyman - Nächtlich Geschürzt
Six Celan Songs • The Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi (2006 MN Records) is the 54th album release by Michael Nyman, who not only composed but also conducted both the works on the album. The first, a setting of poetry by Paul Celan, was originally recorded by Ute Lemper and the Michael Nyman Band on The Michael Nyman Songbook in 1991, and here the band is joined by Hilary Summers. The Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi is a new work created with the artist Mary Kelly. This is performed by soprano Sarah Leonard with The Nyman Quartet: Gabrielle Lester, Catherine Thompson, Kate Musker, and Tony Hinnigan.
The Piano - The Scent of Love (Michael Nyman)
The Piano is an amazing movie- the cinematography stunning- like the piano on the beach and the sinking piano at the end. There is no praise high enough for Holly Hunter's depiction of Ada. Ana Pacquin and Sam O'Neill also shine. And Harvey Keitel- having gone native- by marking his body in the native style- gives a truly sympathetic and daring performance. This movie stays with the viewer long after it is over. At times I actually felt the dampness of the scenery... most of all it explores the regions of the heart- through the innovative music and the body language of Hunter. A film not to be missed by those who appreciate good story and good filmaking. Thanks Jane Campion for this classic.
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Michael Nyman in Concert
on DVD www.amazon.de Michael Nyman in Concert live at Studio Halle concert recoded live at studio Halle in 2010 presenting his big piece " The musicologist sores" other playes songs: - Chasing Sheep is Best Left Sheperds - An Eye for Optical Theory - Prawn Watching - Time Lapse - Nadia - Molly - Diary of Hate - Diary of Love - Against Constancy - Come onto these yellow Sands - Miranda - Musicologist Scores - Wheelbarrow Walk - Knowing the Ropes - Water Dances - In Re Don Giovanni
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Michael Nyman - Time Lapse form :: Zed & Two Noughts Peter Greenaway
Directed by Peter Greenaway Produced by Kees Kasander Peter Sainsbury Written by Peter Greenaway Starring Andréa Ferréol Brian Deacon Eric Deacon Frances Barber Joss Ackland Music by Michael Nyman Cinematography Sacha Vierny Distributed by Artificial Eye (UK), Skouras Pictures (US) Release date(s) 1985 Running time 115 min Country UK, Netherlands Language English Track listing OST. 1. Angelfish Decay 2. Car Crash 3. Time Lapse 4. Prawn Watching 5. Bisocosis Populi 6. Swan Rot 7. Delft Waltz 8. Up for Crabs 9. Vermeer's Wife 10. Venus de Milo 11. Lady in the Red Hat 12. L'Escargot
Michael Nyman - The End of the Affair
From Michael Nyman's score to the film of the same name, this is 'The End of The Affair'. Nyman was nominated for a Bafta and a Golden Globe for this score (This piece remains the property of Michael Nyman, Sony Records and Columbia Pictures. No copyright infringement is intended.)
Michael Nyman - Synchronising from "Water Dances"
from "The Essential Michael Nyman Band" this is not nu-jazz, but is one of my top 10 favs
In Re Don Giovanni - Michael Nyman
Nyman's "In Re Don Giovanni" is based on the first 16 bars from "The Catalogue song" from Mozart's opera Don Giovanni. In this mix, these original 16 bars from the song's opening are repeated 3 times (with the bass line enhanced in the 2nd and 3rd time), and while it fades out - Nyman's "In Re Don Giovanni" fades in so at about 1:00 only Nyman's work sounds. This is the original 1982 recording of the piece, Afterwards, comes a short explenation and a "Jerry Lee Lewis" style piano playing of the original 16 bar melody that was the base for the composition. Then comes a live recording of the same piece by the Michael Nyman Band - which is a bit "beefier" than the original recording.
Michael Nyman - Wheelbarrow Walk
Michael Nyman Band - Wheelbarrow Walk (1988) (from Drowning by Numbers)
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