Five groups perform over two nights at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, featuring drummer Dave King in a collaborative jazz setting.
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Five groups perform over two nights at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, featuring drummer Dave King in a collaborative jazz setting.
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Synopsis
Drummer Dave King performs at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN, during a two-night concert featuring five of his bands. Filmmaker Noah Hutton captures the rehearsals and interviews with the musicians, revealing a collaborative spirit that prioritizes the ensemble over individual performance. The documentary presents concert excerpts that illustrate the dynamics of jazz, where collective creativity takes precedence. King's work with groups like The Bad Plus and Happy Apple showcases a commitment to group cohesion in a genre often defined by soloists.
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Why Watch
- See Dave King in action with multiple jazz groups.
- Meet the musicians behind the collaborative jazz sound.
- Find out about the rehearsal process for a live concert.
Did You Know
- Dave King performed with five different groups during the concert.
- The concert took place at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN.
- The film has a total duration of 55 minutes.
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Who is the filmmaker of King for Two Days?
Noah Hutton is the filmmaker of King for Two Days.
What is the duration of the documentary King for Two Days?
The duration of King for Two Days is 55 minutes.
Where was the concert featured in King for Two Days held?
The concert was held at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN.
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