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Street Musique

Animation exprimant la nature élémentaire d'un groupe de jeunes musiciens et montrant le pouvoir de la musique. Le film plaira aux spectateurs de tous âges, mais surtout à ceux qui aiment l'entrain des jeunes, les brusques envolées ou les tendres accents de la musique populaire, et les promenades dans la rue. Film sans paroles.
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Animation exprimant la nature élémentaire d'un groupe de jeunes musiciens et montrant le pouvoir de la musique. Le film plaira aux spectateurs de tous âges, mais surtout à ceux qui aiment l'entrain des jeunes, les brusques envolées ou les tendres accents de la musique populaire, et les promenades dans la rue. Film sans paroles.

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  • director
    Ryan Larkin
  • producer
    Ryan Larkin
  • animation
    Ryan Larkin
  • photography
    Simon Leblanc
    Pierre Provost
    Cameron Gaul
  • sound
    Roland Newton
  • music
    Rick Scott
    Dick Tarnoff
    Rick Stone
    Rick Watson
    Jim Colby
    Jon Van Arsdell

Education

Ages 12 to 17

Notes

Students can discuss the street music of buskers. Comment on the overall visual representations presented by the filmmaker. Are they ones that you would choose? Explore the concept of interpretation as it applies to both music and art. Discuss the varied music styles in the film. Comment on the kaleidoscope effects of the second music selection. Students could attempt a similar project.

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