A documentary introduction about John Cage and his epoch-making music, precedes the performances with the Ensemble Modern with solists Hermann kretzschmar and David Tudor playing "Concerto for Prepared Piano and Chamber Orchestra' and "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra". David Tudor helped Cage pioneer "live' electronic music in the 1960's and took part in several first performances of the composer's work.

A documentary introduction by conductor Pierre Boulez, a former pupil of Messiaen and musicologist Michael Nupen precedes the performances of "Chronochromie" played by the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie and "Oiseaux exotiques" played by the Ensemble InterContemporain specially staged at the Alter Oper in Frankfurt, Germany.

An authoritative contextual introduction from musicologist Michael Nupin opens the musical door to the work of Edgard Varèse. Renown Maestro Pierre Boulez conducts the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie playing the remarkable "Amériques" and the Ensemble InterContemporain playing the diverse compositions of "Offrandes, Ionisation and Octandre". A must see for the Varèse music scholar.

An experimental documentary that looks at its subject John Cage through the eyes of contemporary Avante-Garde artists as well as those who play his music.

A television documentary about John Cage and his music.

Impressions of contemporary British arts and fashion. Summary of art through the ages taking in every thing from Mary Quant to the Marat/Sade production. Made for the Montreal "Expo '67" exhibition.

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Arthur Hauge is a serial killer who reflects over his life and looks for the reason of his existence. We follow Arthur from childhood and all the way to his final breath. He also works on an art piece that in his eyes will change the world; his Magnum Opus.

Abstract film by Pierre Hébert, originally made in 1964 and remastered in 2007.

A documentary portrait of the Kurylewicz Quintet at work in the recording studio, Opus Jazz captures the stop-and-start process of rehearsal before the musicians lock into rhythm and achieve full improvisational flow. Majewski’s film highlights both the discipline and spontaneity of modern jazz in 1960s Poland.