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 | PNIMA...INS INNERE is more than a opera or music theater piece about the holocaust. It is a piece that deals with the way we react to a traumatic experience.PNIMA is an attempt to create a different kind of music theater. No traditional libretto, no plot, only mental situations. No singers who are actors, it is a non-verbal non-narrative experience. On the stage are two actors who do not sing or speak, on the sides of the stage are the vocal and instrumental soloists.It is based on a novel by an Israeli author David Grossmann, See Under: Love. The book deals with the holocaust from the point of view of the second generation to the holocaust: the children of the survivors, who cannot touch this horrible experience but are forced to encounter its constant but hidden presence.The opera is a journey into the psychology of a boy encountering his grandfather who survived the holocaust, but is crazy, eccentric, and is withdrawn in the traumatic experience, unable to talk or to live anything else.The opera is composed of an opening and three scenes. It incorporates dramatic lighting and staging along with video, making it a perfect work for the DVD medium.PNIMA was commissioned for the Munich Biennale 2000.The opera was selected as The best premiere of the year , by Opernwelt, and won the Bayerischer Theatre Prize in 2000. It received more then 70 rave reviews from all over Europe.System Requirements:Running Time: 100 MinutesFormat: DVD MOVIE (less)Koch International | $22  Buy.com |
|  | Includes articles on music history, record reviews, current musical events in theater, concerts and broadcast media, instrument building and the new generation of orchestras. Schott Musik International | $154  amazon.com |
|  | Blood Money is etched. It's scratched out in bold, dark lines with marimba, trumpet and bass clarinet and contains some of Tom Waits' most memorable melodies. The songs are declarative, sardonic, unforgiving, musical dispatches from the bottom of the heap. 'Blood Money' is flesh and bone, earthbound, says Waits. The songs are rooted in reality: jealousy, rage, the human meat wheel... They are more carnal. I like a beautiful song that tells you terrible things. We all like bad news out of a pretty mouth. I like songs to sound as though they've been aging in a barrel and distressed. Blood Money is a new collection of thirteen songs originally written and produced by Waits and longtime collaborator and wife Kathleen Brennan. Kathleen and I are well suited to this material. She is hilarious, blasphemous and ominous. She's the brains behind Pa, said Waits. Blood Money careens from the brutal to the tender with assaulting rhythms and romantic melodies. It's a grim musical deposition on the human condition, a dark mortality play where Tin Pan Alley meets the Weimar Republic. Blood Money is based on the socio/political play Woyzeck, originally written by a young German poet Georg Buchner as a spare, cinematic piece in 1937 and inspired by the true story of a German soldier who was driven mad by bizarre army medical experiments and infidelity, which led him to murder his lover. Waits and Brennan wrote songs for an avant-garde production of Woyzeck directed by Robert Wilson. Woyzeck premiered in November, 2000 at the Betty Nansen Theater in Copenhagen and went on to win Denmark's version of the Tony for Best Musical last year. The Danish production has toured extensively in Europe to sold-out houses and wide acclaim and comes to New York and Los Angeles this fall. Blood Money contains songs from the bottom of the world. There is a feeling the songs are trying to reach you from another time or dimension, where there is an eerie vaudeville cabaret playing fado, parlour songs and cambias. Appropriately, the record ends its macabre tale with A Good Man Is Hard To Find. Ironic in the spirit of Dennis Potter's use of music in The Singing Detective or Pennies From Heaven, it is an oddly sanguine nostalgic adieu from a ship going down. (less)Koch International Distributio | $11  Buy.com |
|  | One of the most distinctive of Tom Waits' creations, Alice occupies its own corner of the odd-angled room that is Tom Waits' body of work. While there are the familiar parts--the redoubtable ragged voice, jazz ballads and poignant musings on death and longing--the whole is strange and exotic. A devastatingly beautiful atmosphere made of sorrow and reverie, insanity and resignation, rises like a mist in Alice. It's a lyrical melancholia, a feeling that creeps in on the arms of Stroh violins and unabashed poetry. These are songs to fall into, and sometimes, to keep falling. There are fragile, haunted musings and laments, mad ruminations, tales of unrequited love and anthems from beyond the grave. Alice, says Waits, is adult songs for children, or children's songs for adults. It's a maelstrom or fever-dream, a tone poem, with torch songs and waltzes...an odyssey in dream logic and nonsense. It's an odyssey he and Kathleen Brennan created together, in what is becoming one of the epic collaborations in music, going on over twenty years now. Kathleen is my Alice, said Waits. We met on New Year's Eve, 1980. We used to play a game called 'Let's Go Get Lost.' She'd say 'turn here, turn here...' until we were lost. It's kind of like writing songs together. In the studio, Kathleen will submerge herself in seven newspapers and a novel, and then at just the right time she'll raise her head and make a remark that will become the eyes and ears of the song. Alice, once dubbed the lost Tom Waits masterpiece by the press, was originally done as an avant-garde opera directed by Robert Wilson for Hamburg's Thalia Theater in the winter of 1992. Alice was based loosely on Lewis Carroll's obsession with young Alice Liddell, the girl who inspired his Alice In Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass. Working with Brennan, they wrote fifteen songs for the Wilson opera in the summer of 1992. The Thalia performed Alice for eighteen months with an eclectic orchestra of Waits' design, but the composers did not record the songs until last summer (along with his forthcoming simultaneous new release, Blood Money). Songs are joining the dream of the listener, and completing a circuit that is really entirely your own, said Waits. These songs are unsure footsteps, in a strange house, in the dark. Lyrically and musically, the songs are part of a cycle where each song relates to what comes before and what will follow, as you listen, Alice is a puzzle that reveals as it unravels and makes a bold step forward for Waits. (less)Koch International Distributio | $11  Buy.com |
|  | The New Republic is a journal of opinion with an emphasis on politics and domestic and international affairs. It carries feature articles by staff and contributing editors. The second half of each issue is devoted to book and the arts, theater, motion pictures, music and art.Important delivery note - Please allow an industry average of three to twelve weeks for delivery of the first issue of your subscription. Weekly magazine subscriptions will begin within three to eight weeks and monthly magazine subscriptions will commence within four to twelve weeks. (less) | $69  MagsForLess |
|  | The Spa Hotel Imperial is located in the health resort of Karlsbad, which in addition to the famous treatments offers many places of interest, for example: the river valley of Teplá, numerous municipal parks, gardens and woods with trails, and the historic centre. Other places of interest are the Japanese rockery or the Petershöhe Mountain. From here, you will have a wonderful view of the quarter, the numerous balconies, chapels and the Karlsbad forests. For those guests interested in sports there are a golf course, tennis courses and a race-course available. Karlsbad offers various cultural activities, for example: visit to theaters, concerts, the Karlsbad Museum, galleries of art, the museums of the Becher and Moser companies and many others events. The height of the season is the traditional film festival of Karlsbad. Recently arranged in a new classical style the health resort offers high comfort. The rooms are arranged with cosy period furniture and ensure elegant comfort during your stay. The restaurants Praha and Paris offer a wide range of exquisite international dishes. Enjoy the cozy, stylish atmosphere of the café Wien. The president hall as well as the music room are available for social and corporate events. Furthermore, the hotel features a concert hall, a beauty parlour and an indoor swimming pool. A sports centre and the Indoor Golf Imperial are close to the hotel. With our partnership with the travel agency Pentalog Tour, you will find at our reception plenty of information about the different sights, the surroundings as well as cultural events in Karlsbad. The reception is open 24 hours a day (less) | $98  hotel.info |
|  | 24 Issues for $59.97 The New Republic is a journal of opinion with an emphasis on politics and domestic and international affairs. It carries feature articles by staff and contributing editors. The second half of each issue is devoted to book and the arts, theater, motion pictures, music and art.Your first magazine will arrive in 4 to 10 weeks and includes the benefit of automatic renewal. See details at Checkout. Note: Magazine orders will be billed separately from other items in your shopping cart. (less) | $60  deepdiscount.com |
|  | Ever been to Colma? It's that little town right next to San Francisco. No? Well, its claim to fame is that the dead outnumber the living 1500 to 1 (cause of its cemeteries, don't get any crazy ideas). But it's really just like any other sleepy town that rests in the shadow of a huge progressive city - New York's got New Jersey, Philly's got Cherry Hill, San Francisco's got Colma, the list goes on and on. And in these towns, there are kids, and one day, these kids must grow up - or at least start to.Best pals Rodel, Billy, and Maribel live in Colma and they love it! (not really). After graduating from high school the trio finds themselves in a state of limbo; fresh out of high school, they are just beginning to explore a new unstructured world. Like most kids, they are on the brink of self-discovery, but aren't in much of a rush. What is the rush, anyway? They are having too much fun doing nothing or crashing college parties. But when newfound revelations and romances challenge their relationships with one another and their parents, the trio must assess what to hold onto, and how to best follow their dreams.Oh, there's one more thing - they sing. Colma: The Musical boasts 13 musical numbers featuring all original music by H.P. Mendoza and is Richard Wong's feature directorial debut. It has been awarded the Special Jury Prize at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival and San Diego Asian Film Festival. It was honored with nominations for the Gotham Award ( Best Film Not in a Theater Near You ) and the Independent Spirit Award ( Someone to Watch Award ). (less)Lions Gate | $13  Buy.com |
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