#2793: Of Battleships and Baby Carriages

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Back in February of 2008, New Sounds Live presented another in our silent film series: Sergei Eisenstein’s "Battleship Potemkin," featuring a new score from clarinet powerhouse David Krakauer and beat scientist Socalled, commissioned by Arts>World Financial Center. A visit to the legendary city of Odessa, (the location for Sergei Eisenstein’s classic, Battleship Potemkin), was the catalyst for these musicians’ first collaborative film composition. Hear the results on this New Sounds program.

PROGRAM #2793, Krakauer & Socalled (First aired on Monday, 4-28-08)

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David Krakauer & DJ Socalled

New Sounds Live, 2/21/08, World Financial Center

Battleship Potemkin, excerpts [50:00]

Not commercially available.
Krakauer’s CDs are available from Label Leu and Tzadik. Socalled and Krakauer have a collaborative CD called “Bubbemeises: Lies My Gramma Told Me” Info at www.davidkrakauer.com OR www.myspace.com/socalled

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