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 | Lige Conley in "Fast And Furious' (1924) organ score by Ben Model Lige Conley stars in "Fast and Furious" (1924), a fast-paced silent comedy with a new musical score by Ben Model, performed on the Miditzer virtual theatre organ. Conley's sidekick in this fillm, as wtih several in this series of "Mermaid" comedies Conley made for Educational and Jack White, is African-American character actor Spencer Bell. The chase in reel two lifts a number of gags from Buster Keaton films. Musical score ©2011 by Ben Model, all rights reserved. www.silentfilmmusic.com "Fast and Furious" a Jack White production released by Educational Pictures Oct 12, 1924 2 reels directed by Norman Taurog photographed by Barney mcGill starring Lige Conley with Spencer Bell, Fay Holderness, Otto Fries, John Rand, Ruth Hiatt Transferred from a ca. 1950s 16mm print in Ben Model's private collection 2011年03月04日再生回数 931 |
 | Svengali (1931) John Barrymore, Warner Brothers Horror Drama Horror Full Movie Svengali (1931) is a drama/horror film starring John Barrymore, Marian Marsh, and Bramwell Fletcher, directed by Archie Mayo, written by J. Grubb Alexander, and released by Warner Brothers. It is based on the gothic horror novel Trilby (1894) by George du Maurier. The film was originally released on May 22, 1931. Warner Brothers was so pleased by the box office on this film that the studio hurriedly reteamed Barrymore and Marsh for another horror film The Mad Genius, released on November 7, 1931. The ending of the novel is changed in this film to a highly dramatic one by having Trilby die after Svengali is stricken with a fatal heart attack, instead of dying of a mysterious illness a few days later. She faints after he collapses in the stage box, but Svengali revives long enough to gasp, "Oh God, grant me in death what you denied me in life- the woman I love". Trilby then dies, followed by Svengali. In the film Billee survives. [edit]Cast (in credits order) John Barrymore as Svengali Marian Marsh as Trilby O'Farrell Donald Crisp as The Laird Bramwell Fletcher as Billee Carmel Myers as Madame Honori Luis Alberni as Gecko Lumsden Hare as Monsieur Taffy Paul Porcasi as Bonelli [edit]Awards The film was nominated for two Academy Awards, one for Best Art Direction by Anton Grot, and one for Best Cinematography by Barney McGill. 2011年12月13日再生回数 793 |
 | McGill prof Darin Barney (MFLAG) speaks at MUNACA rally 28 September 2011 2011年09月29日再生回数 1164 |
 | MMC5 - Barney's Pizza Barn Starring Kevin Osgood, Dale Godboldo, Jennifer McGill and Keri Russell Introduction by Mylin Brooks 2011年06月15日再生回数 1475 |
 | Chris Hedges speaks at Media McGill in Montreal, Quebec Canada This is a very short teaser clip. The full speech will be available online through other media. This was a presentation by Media McGill, so a big thank you to them, to Chris Hedges, and all of the speakers including Anna Feigenbaum, Richmond University, Patrick McCurdy, University of Ottawa, and Nathalie Des Rosiers, General Counsel of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association. The panel will be moderated by Darin Barney, Canada Research Chair in Technology and Citizenship. media.mcgill.ca If this video interests you and you would like to get involved, please visit www.occupons-montreal.org or get in touch with me and I'll tell you how! 2012年01月30日再生回数 279 |
 | Darin Barney on citizenship in the technological republic McGill University professor, Darin Barney, delivers the 2007 Hart House Lecture entitled One Nation Under Google. His lecture looks at many important issues, including how we are used by technology and how technology challenges citizenship. Barney is the Canada Research Chair in Technology & Citizenship. 2012年03月16日再生回数 67 |
 | Praying in the Church of Jazz - McLean / Dean Jazz, Period. - Praying in the Church of Jazz "Blue Fantasy" by Al McLean Al McLean - Saxophone Kevin Dean - Trumpet Mike Rud - Guitar Morgan Moore - Bass Recorded February 5, 2011 at The House of Elliot, Montreal. In this installment of Jazz, Period., some of Montreal's best musicians can be found in "The House of Elliot", a converted church in Montreal. Tastefully equipped with a generous selection of collectible gear, the studio's secret weapon is its ambiance, which provokes a sort of musical reverence in all who set foot. Complete with a ceiling mounted hymn bell, the decommissioned church has a wonderful acoustic fingerprint. The reverberant sanctuary is taut and alert, offering subtly textured canvas for the players to paint on. Just the right amount of tooth to catch the brush... This piece by saxophonist Al McLean features a hypnotic, dirge-like melody, sparse phrasing drifts intriguingly across an even pedal thumped out by Morgan Moore. The tight head devolves into a rollicking blues blowing section, and the players, in turn, offer testament. Especially of note is Mike Rud's guitar work on this piece. Superlative. A gem of a solo, hearkening Barney Kessel and Herb Ellis' best work. All in attendance please rise and join us in saying... Amen! Al McLean can be heard regularly in Montreal's Jazz venues, and is a sought after saxophone repair man. Read more about Al McLean here: www.almclean.com Kevin Dean is professor, and a founding faculty member of the Jazz ... 2011年02月09日再生回数 3132 |
 | Jazz, Period. - Lille Venn (Little Friend) Jazz, Period. - Lille Venn Composed by Kevin Dean Kevin Dean - Trumpet Al McLean - Saxophone Mike Rud - Guitar Morgan Moore - Bass Recorded February 5, 2011 at The House of Elliot, Montreal. In this installment of Jazz, Period., some of Montreal's best musicians can be found in "The House of Elliot", a converted church in Montreal. Tastefully equipped with a generous selection of collectible gear, the studio's secret weapon is its ambiance, which provokes a sort of musical reverence in all who set foot. Complete with a ceiling mounted hymn bell, the decommissioned church has a wonderful acoustic fingerprint. The reverberant sanctuary is taut and alert, offering subtly textured canvas for the players to paint on. Just the right amount of tooth to catch the brush... This piece by trumpeter Kevin Dean is a refreshing latin treatment of what is normally a ballad. 'Lille Venn', or 'Little Friend' is a Norwegian term of endearment for pets and small children. The tune is wholly endearing, with a beautiful, earnest mood and delivery. Of special note, is the Stan Getz-esque tone of McLean's 1924 Martin tenor sax, and the unique timbre of the 19th Century John Heald cornet in Dean's hands. Both players breathe new life into these period horns. Kevin Dean is professor, and a founding faculty member of the Jazz program at McGill University's Schulich School of Music (www.mcgill.ca More on Kevin Dean: kevindeanmusic.com people.mcgill.ca Al McLean can be heard regularly in Montreal's ... 2011年02月12日再生回数 4239 |
 | Jazz, Period. - Serengeti Jazz, Period. - Serengeti Composed by Kevin Dean Kevin Dean - Trumpet Al McLean - Saxophone Mike Rud - Guitar Morgan Moore - Bass Recorded February 5, 2011 at The House of Elliot, Montreal. In this installment of Jazz, Period., some of Montreal's best musicians can be found in "The House of Elliot", a converted church in Montreal. Tastefully equipped with a generous selection of collectible gear, the studio's secret weapon is its ambiance, which provokes a sort of musical reverence in all who set foot. Complete with a ceiling mounted hymn bell, the decommissioned church has a wonderful acoustic fingerprint. The reverberant sanctuary is taut and alert, offering subtly textured canvas for the players to paint on. Just the right amount of tooth to catch the brush... This piece by trumpeter Kevin Dean was originally composed for an NFB (National Film Board of Canada) documentary titled, "A Time There Was; Stories From the Last Days of Kenya Colony", directed by Don McWilliams. The piece is a rich tango, laden with the pathos normally associated with the Argentinian dance. The bridge culminates in a bristling dissonant interval, a minor second, which is clearly embraced by all of the players. Great solos by all, of special note is the rare Conn C soprano sax in Al McLean's hands, and the impromptu accompaniment on tambourine. Bravo gentlemen! Kevin Dean is professor, and a founding faculty member of the Jazz program at McGill University's Schulich School of Music (www.mcgill ... 2011年02月17日再生回数 2196 |
 | Shari Ulrich - Why Can't We Get Along On May 25, 2011, Two-time JUNO award winner and BC Entertainment Hall of Fame Inductee, Shari Ulrich performed an intimate concert at Blue Frog Studios. Ulrich's soaring vocals are a memorable feature of such hit songs such as (Fear of) Flying, I'm Ready and She Remembers. Her recent release of Find Our Way is her seventh solo album, and her 19th appearance on disc, counting her work with Pied Pumkin, UHF, and her recent collaboration with Barney Bentall and Tom Taylor. Her live shows in the past eight years -- as well as her new CD -- have been enhanced by the contribution of her daughter, Julia Graff, on violin, piano, guitar, accordion and vocals. Graff, just finishing her third year at McGill, will be joining Ulrich in her summer of touring, along with McGill classmate Ted Littlemore on piano and vocals. www.shariulrich.com Audio Recording & Mixing Engineer: Pat Glover - Video Production: Shinobi Creative Productions 2011年08月02日再生回数 81 |
