Auteqatsi = Koyannisqatsi + Ae score

just found this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPzNfjO7r9k

Its working quite nicely so far. As the dude says, he made it for fun... its obviously not as seemless as the Philip Glass score. Mostly old tracks, Amber and Incunabula... but its nice to hear a bit of Oversteps

ozm. thanks

Titter, we did one of our live sets with Koyaanisqatsi as a backing video and noone batted an eyelid as apparently the music fitted perfectly (It was a last minute decision as the VJ didn't turn up. We just bunged the DVD into a projector and we couldn't see it from our POV !). Proof that any music moderately slow will fit with that film !

  On 8/10/2011 at 12:59 PM, mcbpete said:

Titter, we did one of our live sets with Koyaanisqatsi as a backing video and noone batted an eyelid as apparently the music fitted perfectly (It was a last minute decision as the VJ didn't turn up. We just bunged the DVD into a projector and we couldn't see it from our POV !). Proof that any music moderately slow will fit with that film !

I don't doubt this... but its still a nice selection of tracks to fit the visuals. Some of the video parts are blocked over my side, so I asked the dude who uploaded them and he gave me a download link of all the parts.

http://dl.dropbox.co...9/Auteqatsi.rar

pretty low youtube quality, but if anyones getting mgm blocked messages this is worth a shot.

  Philip Glass said:

Actually, Godfrey [Director] did a very smart thing. He said, "I'm gonna show you the movie [Koyaanisqatsi], what I've done, I'm gonna show it to you twice. Once with an electronic score that I've gotten, and once with your music. And he showed it to me both times and he said, "Well, as you can see, your music works much better". So, what could I say? (laughs) Basically, I had said yes. So, I was interested and I said, "Oh, this is something I can do".

Is this the lost electronic score? After reading the topic title, I very excitedly clicked the thread and watched the first video. But I really wasn't that impressed. It was a good idea, but for a piece of music to really work with Koyaanisqatsi, it has to be composed especially. But that's just me.

  On 8/10/2011 at 6:48 PM, Billov said:

  On 8/10/2011 at 12:59 PM, mcbpete said:

Titter, we did one of our live sets with Koyaanisqatsi as a backing video and noone batted an eyelid as apparently the music fitted perfectly (It was a last minute decision as the VJ didn't turn up. We just bunged the DVD into a projector and we couldn't see it from our POV !). Proof that any music moderately slow will fit with that film !

I don't doubt this... but its still a nice selection of tracks to fit the visuals. Some of the video parts are blocked over my side, so I asked the dude who uploaded them and he gave me a download link of all the parts.

 

http://dl.dropbox.co...9/Auteqatsi.rar

 

pretty low youtube quality, but if anyones getting mgm blocked messages this is worth a shot.

Thanks mate!

God I loved that movie. I always thought BoC would work well as a substitute because the movie is a little old.

For this beginning part, I still prefer that mesmerizing, simple melody that Mr. Glass employs

In a whole, I feel like something from Draft 7.30 or Confield would work GREAT for the high energy part near the end of the film.

There's my two cents

God bless 'r ess'

Remember stumbling on this a while ago. Part 4: Resource/See on See is so damn good.

Thanks for the reminder.

Need a re-up please!