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Thomas Riedelsheimer
Touch the Sound: A Sound Journey with Evelyn Glennie
Director
Thomas Riedelsheimer
Music (original)
This Misa
Cast
Evelyn Glennie, Fred Frith, Roxane Butterfly
Edition 2004
99'
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2004
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Documentary
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Format:
35mm
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Dialogue:
English
At the heart of every life form there is rhythm. Movement, flow, change, renewal and repetition are all based on rhythm. It is only in rhythm, that we can experience time. Without vibration, without oscillation, there is static. There is nothing. Stability and solidity are illusions. Everything oscillates and vibrates - from the bridge of steel and concrete, to the energy shells around an atom. Even colours oscillate at different frequencies. We recognize and experience our world through rhythm. Everything vibrates - everything speaks. It is, in essence, a universe of sound. Scottish percussionist Evelyn Glennie lives in this universe in a way that almost no one else does. Together with her, this film dives in to the world of sound and rhythm - and into the world of our origins. “Touch the Sound” explores the fundamental connections between sound, rhythm, time and the body, and suggests that our sense of hearing can lead us toward a more attentive and meditative experience of the world.
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Credits
Directors
Thomas Riedelsheimer
Music (original)
This Misa
Cast
Evelyn Glennie, Fred Frith, Roxane Butterfly
Scenario
Thomas Riedelsheimer
Director of Photography
Thomas Riedelsheimer
Editors
Thomas Riedelsheimer
Producers
Trevor Davies, Stefan Tolz
Sales agent
Celluloid Dreams
Production studios
Filmquardrat
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Dialogue
English
Countries of production
United Kingdom, Germany
Year
2004
Technical Specs
Format
35mm