Silent Film Music By Ben Model

episode 12: cineconventions, music from out-of-print DVDS, being easy to work with, Marcel Perez review WelcomeSilent Film Sound and Music… The post episode 12: cineconventions, music from out-of-print DVDS, being easy to work with, Marcel Perez review appeared first on Ben Model.

episode 11: song cues gone wrong, scoring One Week, Lee Erwin, silents in schools WelcomeSilent Film Sound and Music ArchiveLibrary… The post episode 11: song cues gone wrong, scoring One Week, Lee Erwin, silents in schools appeared first on Ben Model.

episode 10: presenting silent films to kids and to seniors, interview with Harry Weiss pt 2, listening to the audience Welcome Silent Film Sound & Music Archive The Cinema Arts Centre on Long Island - "Within Our Gates", virtual theatre organ Palace Theatre family programming, Stamford CT Recording: Charlie Chaplin in "The Adventurer", live in performance at the Palace Theatre in Stamford CT, on a Yamaha upright Yes, I was a piano tuner Listening to the audience when playing for a comedy, and not always being able to hear the reaction Interview with 98-year-old silent film pianist Harry Weiss, part 2 Why I bring a tuning lever to shows Audience building: this means YOU Recording: Harold Lloyd in Grandma's Boy, live in performance at the Osborn in Rye NY, on a Steinway L; Feb 2015 Upcoming performances: Arbuckle in "Leap Year" and Barthelmess in "Patent Leather Kid" at Library of Congress, 35th annual Cinefest, The Marcel Perez Collection DVD, and more. Closing

episode 9: Boise Philharmonic, musical cross-cutting, interview with Harry Weiss pt 1, inspiration for main themes WelcomeSilent Film Sound & Music ArchiveBoise, ID: working with Boise Philharmonic, playing at the historic Egyptian Theater, showing One Week to 700 5th-gradersRecording: Charley Chase in "Dog Shy", live in performance on the Robert-Morton theatre organ at the Egyptian in Feb 2014Rules of the Game: musical cross-cutting to help underscore scenes in early dramatic shortsRecording: Alice Guy-Blaché's "A Fool and His Money", on Steinway piano at MoMA in Feb 2015 Interview with nonagenarian silent film pianist Harry Weiss, part 1 A trick to come up with main themes for all those comedy shortsRecording: Max Davidson in "Don't Tell Everything", on Steinway D piano at Bruno Walter Auditorium, Silent Clowns Film Series Feb 14, 2015Upcoming performances: comedy shorts at the Palace in Stamford CT, Harold Lloyd in Westchester, Keaton at Wesleyan, The Marcel Perez Collection DVD, and more.Next episode:

** coming in 2015…the podcast is back! ** Welcome A brief recap of how it came to pass that the podcast is being resuscitated for 2015 Closing