Impromptu Episode 4: Missy Mazzoli
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Impromptu is back! In Episode 4, meet rising star Missy Mazzoli, who was just nominated for a 2019 Grammy Award for "Best Classical Composition".
This video includes "You are the Dust" and "Here Where Footprints Erase the Graves" from Song from the Uproar and "A Door into the Dark" by Victoire. To listen to these tracks and more, visit www.missymazzol...
Directed by Dmitry Trakovsky and Paloma Veinstein. Color by Markus Englmair.
Produced by www.filmkraft.tv/
At last, a towering new talent arrives. I know she’s been around for a while, but I just heard her incredible ‘Orpheus Undone’ performed on BBC Radio 3, Live from The Proms.
Brilliant video of one of my favourite composers,thank you so much!
Thank you! We really appreciate your note, and sorry for the late reply! :)
First of all, what a great job 🤩🔥 Video, montage and music are Brilliant. Secondly, Missy Mazzoli 🥰👏 I heard her music for the first time, yesterday evening at BBC radio3 (UK radio station), in my car, on the way to Manchester airport in rainy weather and her music filled the atmosphere perfectly 😊 I am Polish and I think because of that I feel her music much more. Thank you for this episode 😉✌️
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra in Minnesota is celebrating your piece Ecstatic Science this week. I am hosting the show and so excited to share this lovely piece with these young kids. I hope we do you justice! Yes!!!
We hope the performance went well. Thanks for sharing this video with the kids!
Composer Missy Mazzoli blends tonal and atonal sounds and draws inspiration from human relationships. She is passionate about opera as a collaborative storytelling medium and aims to reflect the current era in her work.
[00:00] Composer fell in love with classical music at a young age, became obsessed with Beethoven, and moved to New York.
- Composing from a young age, she was drawn to the lives of composers and classical music
- Limited access to avant-garde or contemporary musicians led to a deep obsession with Beethoven
- Moved to New York City after graduation and fell in love with the city
- Living in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, she feels it combines her heritage and love for the city
[02:22] The inspiration behind the musician's work is human relationships and communication
- The musician finds human beings to be the most fascinating things on earth
- Their work is often about human relationships and attempts to communicate with each other
- Their music is a mixture of tonal and atonal sounds, familiar and strange, dissonant and familiar
[04:05] The speaker's main passion is opera, which satisfies their urge for collaborative storytelling and reflecting the current era
- The speaker has written three operas in the past five years
- Growing up in an isolated community, the speaker's influences were from the past, but now they want to be an artist of their time
- The current state of America and the world fuels the speaker's storytelling urge
- The speaker sees opera as intensely collaborative and a way to tell stories
- The news inspires the speaker to create opera that reflects the current era
Notes for any one looking for some summarization or for students.
Lovely video on a composer I am very much influenced by...Thank you for sharing this :)
Love her work. Just saw Proving Up in Pittsburgh last night. Great music, not so great production. The local paper complained that it was "too unhappy". lol Pittsburgh!
Great video
Thanks Chris!
Where do you find these people?! Damn it. I like that very much, especially shots! What gear do you guys use to record that series?
Hey! We use a GH5S and Phantom 4 drone, but soon we will begin shooting on the Blackmagic Pocket! Thanks again for your support. New episodes coming soon!
Music of things coming apart. I prefer music of things coming together.