PATHS THROUGH THE LABYRINTH

PATHS THROUGH THE LABYRINTH

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tracks

Opening
Jonny Greenwood - Polymorphia
Trees
Polish Requiem
Anne-Sophie Mutter - Metamorphoses
Double Concerto For Violin, Viola And Orchestra
Parks And Music
Early Years - St Luke Passion
Film Music
Andrzej Wajda - Katyn
Missa Brevis
The Arboretum
The European Krzysztof Penderecki Centre For Music
Plans
Credits
Interview With Jonny Greenwood
Interview With Lorin Maazel

NOTES

A film by Anna Schmidt

Filmed in High Definition
Mastered from an HD source
Picture format 180i 16:9
Subtitles: German, Englich, Polish
Region Code 0 (Worldwide)
Total Running Time 104 mins (Documentary: 88 mins / Bonus: 16 mins)

A German-Polish co-production of EIKON Mitte Film- und Fernsehproduktions GmbH and Bow & Axe Entertainment Sp. z o.o in cooperation with schmidtFilm
Made in Austria
© 2013 EIKON Mitte, Bow & Axe Entertainment, Krakow Festival Office, Telewizja Polska
℗ 2014 / Artwork & Editorial © 2014 C Major Entertainment
Cover Photo © Schott Music / Peter Andersen

Text from the rear of the inlay:
Even at over 80 Krzysztof Penderecki is still an unflinching and highly active composer and conductor. Director Anna Schmidt followed Penderecki's paths for a year - in the process interviewing such world-famous artists as Anne-Sophie Mutter, Julian Rachlin and Janine Jansen as well as Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead) and legendary film director Andrzej Wajda. As a result, Paths Through The Labyrinth has become a comprehensive "work in progress" documentary, accompanying Penderecki from Kraków to Munich, from Vienna to Leipzig, and to his private country estate. Throughout, the composer reflects on his beginnings, the turning points in his life and the world of his ideas. Thoughts, dialogues, encounters and extracts from several famous Penderecki compositions coalesce into a fascinating, multilayered portrayal of one of today's most influential musicians.

Containing a twelve page booklet (eight numbered pages) with notes in English, German and French.
This Blu-ray Disc comes with a German FSK 12 print, so it was released to age 12 or older and to age 6 to 11 with parental guidance.

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