Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound
Jan 01, 2011 · 1h 10m
Director
Anne MaregianoOverview
Born in New York City, composer, performer, and visual artist Charlemagne Palestine was a contemporary of Steve Reich and Phillip Glass in the avant-garde classical music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. On stages filled with his own home-made stuffed animals, Palestine performs his trance-like strumming music. He is often referred to as a minimal composer, but rejects that in favour of "maximalism". Anne Maregiano's documentary about Palestine, The Golden Sound (2011), allows the artist to tell his own story while putting his music and performance, in long, unedited takes, at the centre of the film. - Close-Up Film Centre
Cast of Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound
Crew of Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound
About Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound
What is Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound about?
Born in New York City, composer, performer, and visual artist Charlemagne Palestine was a contemporary of Steve Reich and Phillip Glass in the avant-garde classical music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. On stages filled with his own home-made stuffed animals, Palestine performs his trance-like strumming music. He is often referred to as a minimal composer, but rejects that in favour of…
When was Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound released?
Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound was released on January 1, 2011.
How long is Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound?
Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound runs 1 hour 10 minutes (70 minutes).
Who directed Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound?
Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound was directed by Anne Maregiano.
Who is in the cast of Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound?
The cast of Charlemagne Palestine, The Golden Sound includes Charlemagne Palestine.