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John Monteleone: The Chisels Are Calling
A profile of legendary guitar and mandolin builder John Monteleone, whose instruments are on permanent exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Features musical tributes and interviews with Mark Knopfler, David Grisman, Mike Marshall, Ben Harper, Julian Lage, Woody Mann, Anthony Wilson, Jimmy Bruno, Frank Vignola and others. The film covers the multi-faceted artist whose guitars are known not only for their incredible sound, but also for their visually striking and innovative designs.
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A profile of legendary guitar and mandolin builder John Monteleone, whose instruments are on permanent exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Features musical tributes and interviews with Mark Knopfler, David Grisman, Mike Marshall, Ben Harper, Julian Lage, Woody Mann, Anthony Wilson, Jimmy Bruno, Frank Vignola and others. The film covers the multi-faceted artist whose guitars are known not only for their incredible sound, but also for their visually striking and innovative designs.
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Under The Volcano
På en avsidesliggende øy i Karibia på 1980-tallet, i skyggen av en vulkan, trakk verdens største plateartister mot ett bestemt sted for å skape musikken som definerte en æra.
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Music For Montserrat
The Music For Montserrat concert was the brainchild of Sir George Martin in response to the plight of the people of Montserrat following a volcanic eruption on the island. The concert was held at the Royal Albert Hall on September 15th 1997 and Sir George Martin pulled together a stellar line up of artists including Phil Collins, Mark Knopfler, Sting, Elton John, Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney. The artists gave the project their wholehearted support and produced some truly magical collaborations on the night. The Soufrière Hills volcano on Montserrat is still in an eruption phase and many of the population have been evacuated from their homes to safer areas of the island. The fall off in tourist travel has decimated the local economy.
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