8 thoughts on “ The Cinematic Orchestra - Man With A Movie Camera (CD, Album) ”

1. Circle by Phil France, released 31 August 1. Circle 2. Bells 3. River 4. Prophet 5. Mr Jackal 6. The First Thing That You Say 7. Cathedrals 8. The Breaks 9. Circle (reprise) LIVE: Oct 20The Roundhouse, London (Gondwana 10 Festival) Originally from West Yorkshire, but now a resident in Manchester, composer, bassist and producer Phil France is probably best known as a key collaborator.

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2. Man With A Movie Camera by Cinematic Orchestra has some relaxing tunes that combine movie like classic type music with calming type of sounds that are perfect to relax to in the evening time. Songs such as Reel Life (Evolution II), Man With The Movie Camera, Voyage, and Magician touch on music genres that are a supreme combination of classical.

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3. Man with a Movie Camera, a release on CD and DVD, offered a film score Cinematic Orchestra had provided for the re-airing of a Soviet documentary, while four years later, Ma Fleur was released. Live at the Royal Albert Hall arrived in spring

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4. The Cinematic Orchestra Biography - 'In Motion' Once More There's something to be said for shared experiences. Bringing together each members' varying skill sets and backgrounds, this band was formed in by principle songwriter James Swinscoe, and debut album Motion came out that same year.

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5. The Cinematic Orchestra - Man with a movie camera Album by The cinematic orchestra, released on 26 may, on ninja tune. 1 The Projectionist 2 Melody 3 Dawn.

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6. Apr 25,  · Album by The cinematic orchestra, released on 26 may, on ninja tune. 1 The Projectionist 2 Melody 3 Dawn 4 The Awakening of a Woman 5 Reel Life 6 Postlude

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7. May 27,  · ‎Album · · 17 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. Try it free. Man With a Movie Camera The Cinematic Orchestra Electronic ; Listen on Apple Music. Listen on Man With the Movie Camera 9 Voyage 10 Odessa 11 Theme De Yoyo

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8. The genesis of Man With a Movie Camera lies in the selection committee of a Portuguese film festival, which asked Cinematic Orchestra to score their re-airing of Dziga Vertov's film of the same name, a silent Soviet documentary focused on a day in the life of an average worker.

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