A young couple inadvertently gets mixed up with a coven of devil worshipers. Something of a labor of love for mysterious husband and wife team Roger Guermantes and Canidia Ference revealed by Harry Reems as coming from a background in glossy commercials for screens both large and small , it seeks to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear but succeeds only in obliterating the erotic energy of an early "name" cast through skewed camera angles and excessive editing which never allows the momentum of any sexual set-up to build.
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A genuinely haunting theme song "Travel Bye" sung by Bill Dean, presumably not the obscure '60s crooner who scored a modest hit with "Secret Crush" accompanies newlyweds Jack and Jill Reems and Tina Russell as they embark on their honeymoon along a deserted country road.
He tries to get fresh with her while driving but she wants him to hold back until they reach the hotel which incredibly leads to his wondering whether she'll be worth the wait! Anyway, their car has a flat tire and without a payphone in sight they find refuge at the palatial home in fact, a magnificent Connecticut mansion once owned by Charlie Chaplin's sister of aforementioned alchemist.
Ever the gracious hostess, albeit with a hidden agenda, she offers them tea while they wait for help to arrive which is when all hell breaks loose. Subscribing to the Eduardo Cemano school of screen sex, incorporating but a wisp of graphic footage to assure audiences that the action is "real", is not necessarily a bad thing in itself. Fragmenting the fornication footage through constant cutting away to Satanic paraphernalia or some spoilsport's ghoulishly grinning visage on the other hand certainly does qualify as such.
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Imagine an organ where you can continually and gradually change the register, say through a computerized control system — which of course would not be possible on an organ. I started using this technique at the beginning of Tetraedrite. In dark dreams, it is a bit more complicated because these unisoni are extended to several octaves with the registers constantly changing. One melody, for example, begins in a medium register and then shifts to another octave, then the lower register unfolds.
Does this mean that very concrete experiences are the starting point?
I suppose that the trigger can no longer be recognized. By listening, a process is set in motion that then continues. Indirectly yes, because I continue where Tetraedrite left off. A section of dark dreams was also influenced by a composition class.
A student, Nina Young, wrote a piece for six percussionists, which impressed me a lot. There was one point when the instruments play the same notes very quickly: I sat down at the piano and started to improvise. Then I apologized — I noticed that I was beginning to compose myself.
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Later I thought a bit more about it. No, I enjoy teaching them. However, I do have a somewhat uncomfortable feeling about the title of my new orchestral work. It has something quite obviously exhibitionistic about it. The title says it all really. My concrete dark dreams — whatever they may be, if they do in fact exist, which is something I would not claim — are completely irrelevant for the understanding of the music.
For you they are catalysts, motivation. And for the listener, the title is a clue…. Do you expect the listeners to develop quite concrete associations when they listen to the piece, that they reflect on their lives, that they deal with difficult personal questions, that suppressed things come to the surface?
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It would be an accomplishment if this were to happen. Music is ultimately striving to achieve this, what we reflect on ourselves. When you are writing a piece for the Berlin Philharmonic, are you then challenging the particular virtuosity of the players? Is this something, which you have in mind, while you are writing? Or does it not really matter who later performs the piece? The high level of the orchestra and conductor and his high opinion of in vain — these were things that paralyzed rather than motivated me.
Here was this wonderful player and thus the possibility for this solo.
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Of course, your sounds require a suitable space to come to life. Did the Berlin Philharmonie play a role in your vision? It was really more the abstract space since the piece will be performed at Carnegie Hall as well, and these are quite different spaces. When you do finally hear the performance of the piece, you have spent months imagining, searching for the appropriate notation, will you still be surprised by the performance or simply reassured?
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These you can then apply to the next work. In this case, it may be that I am negatively surprised and must rest my hopes on the next performance or remember an earlier, better one. That was a risk and I was worried that it would sound awful. At the first rehearsal I even had an ossia version ready. But the double bassists were so happy that for once in their lives they got to play a Schubert melody, that they came very well-prepared.