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This is Me doing what I love
Playing Kalimba and making sounds with my mouth beatboxing.
EnjoySorry this is not Rihanna,50 cent or justin timberlake
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A unique piece of performance from the always interesting Marco Paoletti.
Performance in 531 Festival of new juggling. STOA Theatre, Helsinki, Finland, 19.10.09. 12 pieces of Stuff: Marco Paoletti (juggling), Sebastian Gerer (music), Christian Kielblock (video projection). Name of the piece: Hold.
YouTube – Berlin Spinning.
Max Armansperg sent us this video he’s recently completed filming and editing – check out the high quality production values.
The performers who are desperately trying not to smile are; Hanna and Tina Lange, Doro Deudon and Francois Erb who collectively areLOOOOP More videos on their site. Thanks guys, I really enjoyed that.
Fun music video by Future Shock.
I’ve been watching this clip for years, and still can’t figure out if the dancing is real or carefully edited. Something about all the movements seems to precise; I can imagine that this video was the result of a tremendous amount of micro-editing (editing all the movements of the dancers to correspond with the beat) or head-swapping (editing the heads of the old man/police officer/etc) onto the source footage of one dancer.
http://www.vimeo.com/6489369
Cute, music video combining; acrylics, romance, animation and elementary algebra . These are a few of my favorite things.
File it under ball porn!
Britta Johnson (video director for Andrew Bird, among others) brings Lusines gorgeous new single Two Dots to life, illustrating the songs relationships-as-trigonometry analogy in an intricately animated video. In the clip, a pair of marbles—one blue, one yellow—engage in the timeless dance of seduction on a horizontal plain, mapping the ups and downs of a courtship through pencil-drawn geometric principles…
Posted by, the geekiest geek on MoM!
Emily Wells loops and samples violin over a beat, then adds her unique voice to the mix.
The Wes and Peter show, in 5 parts. from the BJC archives. Some gloriously good moments of improvised juggling magic.
The first of five parts of the British Juggling Convention 2008 closing show, performed by Wes Peden and Peter Aberg. In this section: Can Peter solve Rubik’s Cube before Wes drops a ball? and Wes multiprops to a harmonica.
Bellatrix is a London based beatboxer who is trained in classical and contemporary music. I’m basically in love with her; she has the most soulful style and the hardest inward snare I’ve heard since Kenny Muhammad.
Aside from representing female beatboxing at conventions in Europe, Bellatrix also performs with her group: Bellatrix and the Boxettes!
Watch Sita Sings the Blues on REEL 13.
Beautiful 1h20 animated film by Nina Paley featuring 1920’s blues singing by Annette Hanshaw.
Copyleft, free to download in high quality, full screen. If you really like it, you might want to go give a little financial thanks to help get Sita out of jail!
Pixel Manipulation?…That’s all.
Cute, Stop motion animation created with real people.
Nils Wärmegård wrote to us this morning to tell us about his new stage act featuring some great chinese pole technique, theremin and big-show-tune musical numbers. Wowzers! An odd concept; but held together nicely by Nils’ charm and sense of humor.
