Rising Tones Cross (1985) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Rising Tones Cross about?
Rising Tones Cross is a documentary. Charles Gayle plays the saxophone in New York City, a hub for new jazz music. The documentary features performances and thoughts from Gayle, along with bass players William Parker and Peter Kowald from Germany. Shot on 16 mm film, it captures the vibrant energy of the jazz scene in the mid-1980s. Some musicians featured have since passed away, but their contributions to the genre continue to resonate. The film runs for 119 minutes.
When was Rising Tones Cross released?
Rising Tones Cross was released in 1985.
How long is Rising Tones Cross?
Rising Tones Cross has a runtime of 119 minutes.
What genre is Rising Tones Cross?
Rising Tones Cross is classified as Music.