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World-class contemporary jazz improvisers George Garford, Nick Manz and Kai Chareunsy are invited to perform a live responsive soundtrack to the iconic silent film 'Man With A Movie Camera'.
PFI Takeover
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PFI takeover: Man with a Movie Camera + live improvised score
5 Feb
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7:00 pm

Rated 9th in Sight and Sound's 'Greatest Films of All Time' poll, pioneering Soviet experimental film 'Man With a Movie Camera' (1929) turned its eye towards the accelerating pace of an emerging modern life. The film documents the rythms of one day in a city, the rapid consolidation of humanity with technology, and, turning its gaze inward, the cameraman-as-observer; teeming with the energy of a future newly becoming possible.

Come down for a night of electronic-focused experimentation.

A heady brew of improv, noise and remix culture that showcases the depth and diversity of the left-field music scene in Birmingham and beyond.

It’s a slice of cosmic pie for all the family, washed down with a hot jug of granular gravy. All in one Pan.

// This event is supported by TDE Productions/Fizzle
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George Garford is a saxophonist, composer and improviser active in the UK's intersecting contemporary jazz & improvised music scenes. Hailing from Cambridgeshire, and based in London since 2017. Alongside leading and writing for his group IDEASTHESIA, Garford has performed and recorded with the likes of Josh Walker-Martin, Julien Durand, Dan Kemshell, Tara Cunningham, Olivia Murphy, Olly Chalk, Torin Davies, Sam Eastmond, John Bisset, Huw V Williams, Cameron Scott, Myra Brownbridge, Leo Morland, Julia Brüssel & Caius Williams, and can regularly be heard playing a diversity of music(s) at established venues including The Vortex, Cafe OTO, The Jazz Cafe, The Royal Albert Hall and Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club.

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Nick Manz is a London-based jazz pianist whose playing has been praised by critics as 'exciting, absolutely brilliant' (Ayanna Witter-Johnson), with 'rapid, shimmering pianism and virtuosic melodic fluency' (Planet Hugill). While studying at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, he was a finalist in the BBC Young Jazz Musician 2022 competition, performing at the Southbank Centre London with Mark and Michael Mondesir.

Active on the UK jazz scene, he has performed at venues including Ronnie Scott's and worked alongside artists such as Jean Toussaint and Trish Clowes. His career has also taken him further afield, with international tours in South Korea and China.

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Kai Chareunsy (b. 1998, Liverpool) is a Lao-British drummer, composer, and music facilitator who works across a variety of genres, including jazz, free improvisation, electronic, and folk music. He composes with field recordings, traditional folk instruments, and sensory percussion to create music that blurs the line between composition and improvisation. Kai’s recent works include commissions from Brighter Sound, Lancaster Jazz Festival, and B:Music.

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