Album

Man With A Movie Camera

The Cinematic Orchestra

2003 · Electronic, Jazz

11 collectors on Gatefold own this

Man With A Movie Camera by The Cinematic Orchestra

Man With A Movie Camera is a Jazz album by The Cinematic Orchestra, originally released in 2003. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked, owned by 11 collectors.

About

In 1929, Ukrainian filmmaker Dziga Vertov made the groundbreaking Man With a Movie Camera documentary--a visual essay on life between the two world wars. Touching on poverty, sport and employment in Russia in the 1920s, Man With a Movie Camera was a masterpiece of silent filmmaking. There have been numerous soundtracks over the years that have attempted to provide Vertov's stunning images with the musical accompaniment they deserve, Michael Nyman minimalist take or Biosphere's electronica reading to name two. The Cinematic Orchestra have been using footage from the film for their live visuals and wrote a piece of the same.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1The Projectionist0:06
  2. A2Melody0:20
  3. A3Dawn4:15
  4. A4The Awakening Of A Woman (Burnout)10:20

Side B

  1. B1Reel Life (Evolution II)6:56
  2. B2Postlude1:45
  3. B3Evolution (Versao Portuense)5:48

Side C

  1. C1Work It! (Man With The Movie Camera)10:11
  2. C2Voyage0:20
  3. C3Odessa2:05
  4. C4Theme De Yoyo2:20
  5. C5The Magician2:26

Side D

  1. D1Theme Reprise2:53
  2. D2Yoyo Waltz1:16
  3. D3Drunken Tune4:51
  4. D4The Animated Tripod1:02
  5. D5All Things6:00

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Post-Bop & Modal
  • lush
  • meditative
  • cinematic

Credits

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11 collectors on Gatefold own this · 21 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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