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viernes, marzo 13, 2009

Diván

Divan

© Copyright Oscar Grillo 2009

Música:
Seattle Harmony Kings
How many times ? (1926)
(Irving Berlin)
Victor 20133

Seattle Harmony Kings: Earl Baker, Marvin Hamby (tp) Bennie Neibaur (tb,vcl) Rosy McHargue (cl,as) Artie Seaberg (cl,as) Eddie Neibauu (cl,ts,dir) Joe Thomas (p) Leon "Sleepy" Kaplan (bj) Swede Knudsen (tu) Richie Miller (d). New York, August 2, 1926
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5 comentarios:

  1. Oscar Grillo6:11 p.m., marzo 13, 2009

    El solo de trompeta (corneta?) inspirado en Bix que tocan antes del solo de alto es una belleza!

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  2. Anónimo7:00 p.m., marzo 13, 2009

    Y el dibujo es hermosísimo...

    El Turco Quique.

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  3. dodo7:54 p.m., marzo 13, 2009

    Unfortunately i have to admit that i' m not at all familiar with Dreyer's work- but the drawing is beautiful: these lovely, sad eyes...

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  4. Oscar Grillo3:30 a.m., marzo 14, 2009

    Carl Theodor Dreyer was a proto-Ingmar Bergman Danish film director. I reccomend you saw "Dies Irae" or "Ordet" (The Verb). Superb movies about belief and the need for miracles.
    In 1928 he made "The Passion of Joan D'Arc" with Maria Falconeti, even Antonin Artaud is there. The film was entirely shot in close ups. A masterpiece. There are snippets of it in youtube.

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  5. dodo6:43 a.m., marzo 14, 2009

    Muchas gracias, Oscar, your reference to the close ups reminded me of the film, it is the only one of D. i had the chance to watch- a long time ago. A masterpiece indeed.

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