Two master innovators—jazz trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas and experimental filmmaker Bill Morrison—create Spark of Being, a monumental new work featuring Douglas’ band Keystone. This Grammy-nominated sextet combines electric jazz with turntables to accompany the archival film remnants Morrison assembles into a retelling of the Frankenstein myth. "Morrison works with discarded celluloid rather than old bones and dissecting room castoffs, but he’s long felt a creative kinship with Dr. Victor Frankenstein" (Mercury News). Douglas is "arguably the most prolific and original trumpeter/composer of his generation" (Amazon), who has been a member of such celebrated ensembles as John Zorn’s Masada and has collaborated with the Trisha Brown Dance Company.The performance begins at 8:00. Tickets are $25 and $21 for members.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
jazz and film collaboration at walker tonight
A fitting event for a city that's also hosting a film festival dedicated to music this week. Tonight the Walker is presenting Spark of Being, a jazz and film piece commissioned by the museum:
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music,
walker art
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