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P3D Re: Digital Opera
- From: Steve Berezin <sbere@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D Re: Digital Opera
- Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 10:39:24 -0700
Vincent Chan wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Has anyone seen "Monsters of Grace" it's a "3-D film/opera" by Philip
> Glass. I just saw the ad in the local paper here in Toronto. It's booked
> into the symphony's hall for only two nights. (ie. I think the tickets
> will be in the $50 range) It's billed as "an umparalled multi-sensory
> experience". Hmm.... wonder what that means.
>
> Bye,
> Vincent.
I saw it a while back. These were my comments:
I saw it when it first came out in LA. I thought it was worth seeing,
but it was far from Glass' best work. I prefer Einstein on the Beach
which I saw many years ago in NY and his earlier work. The staging was
pretty lame as was most of the 3D effects, I understand however, efforts
were made to improve it. Also, bring your own glasses, the ones they
handed out didn't fit over eyeglasses. Also I feel Glass' music has
been in a rut since his opera "the Photographer" which if I recall was
about Muybridge and some duel where he killed some guy...
In short, I liked it OK, but I am a fan of minimalist music and 3D, and
I barely liked it, I don't know how the other 99.9999999999...% of
people who are fans of neither would feel. But as a 3Der its probably
worth seeing just for the spectacle (excuse the pun).
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Steve Berezin
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