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Splicing the huge sound and harmonic subtlety of swing-era tenorist Coleman Hawkins to Lester Young's lyrical looseness and Charlie Parker's momentum, Rollins offered a new agenda for the tenor saxophone.
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Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage -- the moment on the clock in the film corresponds with the precise moment in actual time (i.e. if your watch says 11: 52am the time in the film is 11: 52am).
Rebecca Taylor: Christian Marclay Conquers Time Rebecca Taylor 2010
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Splicing the huge sound and harmonic subtlety of swing-era tenorist Coleman Hawkins to Lester Young's lyrical looseness and Charlie Parker's momentum, Rollins offered a new agenda for the tenor saxophone.
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Splicing interior and exterior scenes with those shot with just Marshall alone on a stage, Tucker Green stays faithful to her arresting theatre production.
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Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage.
Rebecca Taylor: Christian Marclay Conquers Time Rebecca Taylor 2010
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Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage.
Rebecca Taylor: Christian Marclay Conquers Time Rebecca Taylor 2010
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Splicing the huge sound and harmonic subtlety of swing-era tenorist Coleman Hawkins to Lester Young's lyrical looseness and Charlie Parker's momentum, Rollins offered a new agenda for the tenor saxophone.
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Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage -- the moment on the clock in the film corresponds with the precise moment in actual time (i.e. if your watch says 11: 52am the time in the film is 11: 52am).
Rebecca Taylor: Christian Marclay Conquers Time Rebecca Taylor 2010
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Splicing together short clips from more than 3,000 movies, Marclay has created a disrupted narrative exploring the paradox of time by making it center stage -- the moment on the clock in the film corresponds with the precise moment in actual time (i.e. if your watch says 11: 52am the time in the film is 11: 52am).
Rebecca Taylor: Christian Marclay Conquers Time Rebecca Taylor 2010
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Paul: Splicing genres together is done all the time.
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