Directed by Barbara Willis Sweete |
Canada, 1985 (documentary, 50 minutes, English) |
Film Description: "Because his music is simultaneously so metrical and so rhythmical, Bach is the composer whose work has been most accessible to modern adaptations. [...] Barbara Sweete's film seizes upon some of the celebrations which took place this year for the Bach tricentenary. Cross-cut with a classically presented performance of The Magnificat by Tafelmusik and the Tudor Singers, is a beautifully modulated jazz version presented by The Swingle Singers, with Bobby McFerrin and Ann Mortifee in dazzling form." -- Festival of Festivals (source) |
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Produced by: | Niv Fichman, Louise Clark |
Cinematography: | Norman Allin |