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SUMMARY:Chris Gestrin / The Lodger at VIFF Centre
DESCRIPTION:Presented with an original live score by acclaimed pianist and composer Chris Gestrin\, the first signature Hitchcock movie is based on the Jack The Ripper murders (here renamed “The Avenger”). As the suspicion that a neighbour may not be all he seems\, the cat- and-mouse tension reaches almost unbearable proportions. \nGet Tickets\nMade in 1926 for Michael Balcon’s new Gainsborough studios\, The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog was Hitchcock’s first thriller\, and his first critical and commercial success. Coming shortly after his return from Germany\, it draws heavily on the German expressionist tradition established in such films as The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1919) and Nosferatu (1922). These films\, which used stylized\, angular sets\, high contrast light and shadow to convey disturbed psychological states\, were to be a major influence on the developing director\, and this movie teems with visual invention and excitement. \nThe Lodger was written by Eliot Stannard from a popular novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes (sister of the poet Hilaire Belloc)\, and starred matinee idol Ivor Novello as the mysterious lodger who falls under suspicion. June Tripp\, the young actress who starred as the landlady’s daughter\, Daisy\, was the second of a series of actresses who became blonde at Hitchcock’s insistence – the first was Virginia Valli\, star of The Pleasure Garden(1925). Joe\, Daisy’s policeman fiancé\, jokes\, “I’m keen on golden hair myself\, same as the Avenger is”. It soon became clear that Hitchcock had similar tastes. \nThe Lodger was a great success\, and quickly established Hitchcock as a name director. \nHitchcock: “The Lodger was the first true Hitchcock movie… the first picture possibly influenced by my period in Germany… the first time I exercised my style. I took a pure narrative and\, for the first time\, presented ideas in purely visual terms…” \nTruffaut: “A very good movie which showed great visual inventiveness. I really enjoyed it.” \nAbout Chris Gestrin\nSince graduating with a Film Scoring degree from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in 1995\, Vancouver native Chris Gestrin has become an integral part of the Canadian music scene. As a versatile pianist and multi-keyboardist\, composer\, engineer and producer he has worked on over 400 albums covering a wide range of musical styles. From avant garde electronic improvisations to greasy soul organ music\, introspective piano jazz to top of the charts pop\, rock and hip-hop\, Gestrin is in high demand for his eclectic talents and ability to bring a high level of musical inspiration to any situation. \nAs a jazz artist\, Gestrin has performed on and off the stage not only with his great Canadian colleagues\, but with a who’s who of the Jazz world. Gary Peacock\, David ’Fat Head’ Newman\, Kenny Wheeler\, Jerry Granelli\, Duke Robillard\, to name a few. In the more mainstream music world\, Chris has had the pleasure of working with a large number of prominent artists including Randy Bachman\, Bryan Adams\, D.O.A.\, Bob Rock\, Paul Rodgers\, Colin James\, Jann Arden\, Motley Crue\, K-OS\, Swollen Members\, Jim Byrnes\, Steve Dawson\, Nickelback\, Loudon Wainwright III\, Long John Baldry and Jeff Healey.
URL:https://theinfidelsjazz.ca/event/chris-gestrin-the-lodger-at-viff-centre/
LOCATION:VIFF Centre\, 1181 Seymour Street\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6B 3M7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concert,Film
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SUMMARY:Matt Choboter Trio at Frankie's After Dark
DESCRIPTION:An award-winning pianist and composer\, Matt Choboter’s music has been described as: “post-jazz of a distinctly personalized kind” (Ron Schepper of Textura); “Densely expressive music” with a “dreamlike aura” (Fabricio Vieira); music that is “reminiscent of very original film music” (Ken Vos). His recent releases “Sleep Inertia” and “Postcards of Nostalgia” were heralded “Best Jazz of 2022” (All About Jazz\, U.S.A) and “Best Jazz on Bandcamp for July 2022 and July 2023” (Dave Sumner).\nMatt is based in Copenhagen but regularly leads projects in Vancouver with musicians including Brad Turner\, François Houle\, and Peggy Lee. “Hearing Matt is\, first and foremost\, an emotional experience. Knowledge\, virtuosity and sound are at the service of a vision\, and Matt’s fearlessness and dedication grab you and never let go. He displays the same intensity in his highly personal compositions\, which always tell a story and stay on the listener’s mind for a long time.” (Jean-Michel Pilc\, Pianist)\nMatt Choboter – piano Wynston Minckler – double bass Omar Amlani – drumset\nFrankie’s After Dark takes place every Friday and Saturday at Frankie’s Jazz Club in downtown Vancouver and is curated by Tim Reinert of Infidels Jazz. Shows start at 11:00PM and tickets are $10.
URL:https://theinfidelsjazz.ca/event/matt-choboter-trio-at-frankies-after-dark/
LOCATION:Frankie’s Jazz Club\, 755 Beatty St\, Vancouver\, British Columbia\, V6B 2M4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concert
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