In addition to today’s featured video by Patrick Breiner, we also have a new Bird is the Worm Tumblr entry from Breiner. You can see his work space by following this LINK.
Today’s video is Patrick Breiner (using his alias Vartan Mamigonian) performing a bit of improv atop the rooftop structures of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. As many of you know, I’m a sucker for the rooftop photos and videos, so I feature one whenever I can. It would’ve been nice had there been a quick pan across the landscape, just to get a sense of the horizon line. Of course, both musician and cameraman may have been more concerned with not falling than they were about my aesthetic preferences, so we’ll give them a pass on that little personal cinematography faux-pas.
Here’s that video:
I was hoping, actually to feature a different video of Breiner’s, but there doesn’t appear to be any actual footage of his performance at Home Audio. I only know about it myself because of this nifty photo:
And just as I have a thing for rooftop shots, I also have a thing for installations that incorporate lots of pretty lights. So there you have it.
If you want to explore Breiner’s music, head on over to his Bandcamp page.
Have a great Sunday!
Cheers.
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Jan 19 2014
Patrick Breiner at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
In addition to today’s featured video by Patrick Breiner, we also have a new Bird is the Worm Tumblr entry from Breiner. You can see his work space by following this LINK.
Today’s video is Patrick Breiner (using his alias Vartan Mamigonian) performing a bit of improv atop the rooftop structures of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. As many of you know, I’m a sucker for the rooftop photos and videos, so I feature one whenever I can. It would’ve been nice had there been a quick pan across the landscape, just to get a sense of the horizon line. Of course, both musician and cameraman may have been more concerned with not falling than they were about my aesthetic preferences, so we’ll give them a pass on that little personal cinematography faux-pas.
Here’s that video:
I was hoping, actually to feature a different video of Breiner’s, but there doesn’t appear to be any actual footage of his performance at Home Audio. I only know about it myself because of this nifty photo:
And just as I have a thing for rooftop shots, I also have a thing for installations that incorporate lots of pretty lights. So there you have it.
If you want to explore Breiner’s music, head on over to his Bandcamp page.
Have a great Sunday!
Cheers.
Like this:
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