In a rehearsal space in the Netherlands, the Nieuw Ensemble works on a piece by Ed Spanjaard that focuses on lyrical pointillism.
Synopsis
In a rehearsal space in the Netherlands, the Nieuw Ensemble works on a piece by Ed Spanjaard that focuses on lyrical pointillism.
Synopsis
In a rehearsal space in the Netherlands, the Nieuw Ensemble prepares to perform a piece by composer Ed Spanjaard. Musicians discuss their interpretations and the challenges of the lyrical pointillist style, which draws from Anton von Webern's techniques. The film captures the intricate process of bringing the composition to life, culminating in a full performance. Directed by Frank Scheffer, Eclat offers a detailed look at contemporary music's demands and the collaborative effort behind its execution.
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Why Watch
- Watch Ed Spanjaard discuss his musical vision.
- See the Nieuw Ensemble's unique rehearsal techniques.
- Find out how Webern's style influences contemporary music.
Did You Know
- Eclat was released in 1993 and has a duration of 40 minutes.
- The documentary features composer Ed Spanjaard and the Nieuw Ensemble.
- The term 'Eclat' translates to 'to burst out' in English.
- The film is produced in the Netherlands, indicated by the country code 'NL'.
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Who directed the documentary Eclat?
Eclat was directed by Frank Scheffer.
What is the duration of the documentary Eclat?
Eclat has a duration of 40 minutes.
In which country was Eclat produced?
Eclat was produced in the Netherlands.
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