Lisa Young Quartet - The Eternal Pulse (Tha Thin Tha) - official video - repost
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Here's all the info about
Here's all the info about The Eternal Pulse and the journey of making the video.
You can purchase the album and find out more about the Lisa Young Quartet here:
http://www.lisayoungmusic.com
Facebook: lisayoungmusic
Debut Music Video for Lisa Young Quartet
Directed & Edited by Tabata Piccinelli
Song: Tha Thin Tha (Ta Din Ta) from the album The Eternal Pulse
Composed by Lisa Young, Ben Robertson and Guru Kaaraikkudi Mani.
Performed and improvised by the Lisa Young Quartet.
Artist: Elizabeth Vercoe
Guitar: Stephen Magnusson
Double Bass: Ben Robertson
Drums: Dave Beck
Producer: Kellie Jayne Chambers - The Artists Bureau
Director of Photography: Tim Morton
Gaffer: Peter Ryan
Hair and Make-up: Ross McCallum
Ist Assistant Director: Elle Bates
Assistant Producer: Mish Graham
Stills Photographer: Daniel Traini
Sound: Reece Russel
Filmed on a winter's day at Ferdydurke in Melbourne, director Tabata Piccinelli's vision was to weave the creation of the Eternal Pulse album artwork by artist Elizabeth Vercoe, with the vibrant imagery and the intense rhythmic language of the music. Piccinelli allows the rhythms to set the pace in the editing suite, resulting in an art-filled vision of this fine Australian ensemble.
Launched specifically on International Women's as a celebration of the journey shared with director Tabata Piccinelli, and producer Kellie Jayne Chambers, the video features the intuitive musicality of vocalist Lisa Young, Stephen Magnusson on guitar, Ben Robertson on double bass and Dave Beck on drums.
We gratefully acknowledge that "This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria."
The award winning Lisa Young Quartet ('Bell Awards' Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album), is well known to Jazz and World Music listeners as an ensemble of creative improvisers incorporating Indian and African elements in their work. They premiered The Eternal Pulse to a standing ovation at the 2011 Melbourne International Jazz Festival, and it has received wide media acclaim for it unique craft and musicianship.
Young is an Australian jazz singer whose singing and compositions incorporate South Indian vocal percussion, known as konnakol. 'The Eternal Pulse' is a song cycle which, layers Indian elements, rhythmic textures and ensemble dialogue, in an evocative journey of sound and song. Lisa is a long time student of mridangam maestro Kaaraikkudi Mani from Chennai, India.
You can purchase the album and find out more about the Lisa Young Quartet here:
http://www.lisayoungmusic.com
Facebook: lisayoungmusic
Debut Music Video for Lisa Young Quartet
Directed & Edited by Tabata Piccinelli
Song: Tha Thin Tha (Ta Din Ta) from the album The Eternal Pulse
Composed by Lisa Young, Ben Robertson and Guru Kaaraikkudi Mani.
Performed and improvised by the Lisa Young Quartet.
Artist: Elizabeth Vercoe
Guitar: Stephen Magnusson
Double Bass: Ben Robertson
Drums: Dave Beck
Producer: Kellie Jayne Chambers - The Artists Bureau
Director of Photography: Tim Morton
Gaffer: Peter Ryan
Hair and Make-up: Ross McCallum
Ist Assistant Director: Elle Bates
Assistant Producer: Mish Graham
Stills Photographer: Daniel Traini
Sound: Reece Russel
Filmed on a winter's day at Ferdydurke in Melbourne, director Tabata Piccinelli's vision was to weave the creation of the Eternal Pulse album artwork by artist Elizabeth Vercoe, with the vibrant imagery and the intense rhythmic language of the music. Piccinelli allows the rhythms to set the pace in the editing suite, resulting in an art-filled vision of this fine Australian ensemble.
Launched specifically on International Women's as a celebration of the journey shared with director Tabata Piccinelli, and producer Kellie Jayne Chambers, the video features the intuitive musicality of vocalist Lisa Young, Stephen Magnusson on guitar, Ben Robertson on double bass and Dave Beck on drums.
We gratefully acknowledge that "This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria."
The award winning Lisa Young Quartet ('Bell Awards' Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album), is well known to Jazz and World Music listeners as an ensemble of creative improvisers incorporating Indian and African elements in their work. They premiered The Eternal Pulse to a standing ovation at the 2011 Melbourne International Jazz Festival, and it has received wide media acclaim for it unique craft and musicianship.
Young is an Australian jazz singer whose singing and compositions incorporate South Indian vocal percussion, known as konnakol. 'The Eternal Pulse' is a song cycle which, layers Indian elements, rhythmic textures and ensemble dialogue, in an evocative journey of sound and song. Lisa is a long time student of mridangam maestro Kaaraikkudi Mani from Chennai, India.
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