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| Kino Eintrittspreis: | ||||
| Mo - So | 6,50 Euro | |||
| Jeden Tag | 3,00 Euro | für Freundeskreis-Mitglieder more | ||
| Ab 130 Minuten Filmlänge plus Euro -,50 | ||||
| Ab 150 Minuten Filmlänge plus Euro 1,- | ||||
| Kinderfilm | 4,- Euro | Gruppen ab 10 Kinder 2,50 Euro | ||
| Bei Sonderveranstaltungen gesonderte Preise (laut Aushang) | ||||
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain Proudly Presents: |
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2.3. 20.00 UKULELESCOPE |
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UOGB have collaborated with BFI National Archive to find a host of
unusual and little seen gems from the early days of silent film, and
have sculpted them into a delightfully eclectic evening of music,
film, comedy and pathos. This mixed bill combines short films and
clips including adverts, singing pictures, actualities, dramas,
Science and nature, hints and hobbies and documentary footage to
amaze, amuse and baffle. All of this, of course, presented in the
UOGB’s own inimitable style, and set to a programme of original and
carefully chosen old favourites from musical history. The show was created and produced by Hester Goodman. All original music by Hester Goodman and George Hinchliffe, and performed by the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain. Instead of taking a feature film, or, indeed, several short films,
the idea was to take clips, and short items of no longer than 7
minutes. This was partly a nod to the mixed bills of evenings from
the early 1900s, where audiences would enjoy a variety of
entertainment which included music, interest films (educational or
informative), adverts, comedy and drama. It was also an attempt to
marry what the UOGB already does, as a band, with the task of
providing music for silent film. As a result, we have a show in two
halves, made up of pieces of music lasting between 3 and 9 minutes,
each with its own piece of film. And so, neither a traditional film
evening, nor a traditional music evening. |
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