Dec 18, 2009

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“The Wind” Silent Film Score, Marfa TX

January 2nd, 2010

8pm

Ballroom Marfa and Marfa Public Radio present “The Wind”, with a live score by Brian LeBarton on January 2nd at The Crowley Theater in Marfa, TX.

“The Wind” Film Score Press Release – kindly redistribute at will.

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Dec 8, 2009

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Silent Film Score, Marfa TX

Details coming soon…ya’ll.

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Nov 11, 2009

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Golem Concert Images

Thank you again to Vanessa from Sonus Quartet and Carla from Autolux for joining me. We’ll have some sound up from the shows shortly.

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Oct 27, 2009

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Live, Improv Score to “The Golem” Halloween Weekend

It’s coming up this Halloween weekend, Brian’s live-improv score to one of the earliest and scariest horror films of the silent film era, THE GOLEM. This is a special one-time only event so make sure you indulge. Brian will be joined by his friends Carla Azar on drums and Vanessa Freebairn-Smith on cello. Costumes encouraged.

event info: www.redcat.org/event/golem

directions: www.redcat.org/directions-and-parking

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Oct 14, 2009

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DJ giggy

this Friday, October 16th, 10pm at Hyperion Tavern for “Calling All Kids” night hosted by sodapop (Anticon) and mathewdavid (dublab). Playing whateverthefuck. No cover.

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Aug 27, 2009

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Live music score for “The Golem”

October 30th and 31st, 2009

A live, improvised score for “The Golem” by Brian LeBarton at the Redcat Theater

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“Celebrate Halloween with one of the earliest and surely creepiest horror films in cinema history, accompanied with live music by tricked-out ghouls under the direction of Brian LeBarton, best known as Beck’s prodigious music director. The 1920 touchstone of Expressionism tells the Eastern European Jewish legend of the Golem—an oversize clay statue brought to life by a Prague rabbi to do muscle work and help protect the city’s Jews. It doesn’t take long, though, before the plan goes horribly wrong… With director Paul Wegener as the Golem, cinematography by Karl Freund (Metropolis) and amazing sets by architect Hans Poelzig. LeBarton’s costumed band, meanwhile, features analog keyboards, electronic treatments, cello, and special guest Carla Azar on drums and percussion.”

For more information and tickets visit: http://www.redcat.org/event/golem

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