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Wednesday, July 8. 2020

The Sound of Filmmusik: Dangel / Henke / Faltermeyer

Take a break from streaming films with some “cinema for your ears” as Goethe-Institut Toronto Program Curator Jutta Brendemühl introduces you to the best & brightest film composers in an ongoing video series called "The Sound Of Filmmusik" (takes 1-3 here, takes 7-9 here), from Hollywood super star Hans Zimmer to 2020 Oscar winner Hildur Guðnadóttir.

You might remember composer Lorenz Dangel from Tim Fehlbaum's celebrated apocalypse film "Hell" (or his recent German Film Award nomination for Christian Schwochow's Nazi drama "The German Lesson"). Dangel will be back in cinemas soon -- with Fehlbaum's next sci-fi thriller "Haven: Above Sky":
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Monday, June 15. 2020

The Sound of Filmmusik: Reiser / Weill / Doldinger

Take a break from streaming films with some “cinema for your ears” as Goethe-Institut Toronto Program Curator Jutta Brendemühl introduces you to the best & brightest film composers in an ongoing video series called "The Sound Of Filmmusik" (takes 1-3 here, takes 7-9 here), from Hollywood super star Hans Zimmer to 2020 Oscar winner Hildur Guðnadóttir.

How do you compose for an Oscar-winning director’s film about a musician born to deaf parents? Swiss composer Niki Reiser has the answer:
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Monday, May 25. 2020

The Sound of Filmmusik: Brand / Sinha / Bertelmann

Take a break from streaming films with some “cinema for your ears” as Goethe-Institut Toronto Program Curator Jutta Brendemühl introduces you to the best & brightest film composers in an ongoing video series called "The Sound Of Filmmusik" (takes 1-3 here, takes 7-9 here), from Hollywood super star Hans Zimmer to 2020 Oscar winner Hildur Guðnadóttir.

Honorary mention in this series to the greatest Weimar composer Germany never had: Contemporary British artist Neil Brand is giving early silents a special spin. I hope you heard him at our last GOETHE FILMS @ TIFF Lightbox screening of “Spies”:

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Monday, May 11. 2020

The Sound of Filmmusik: Eisler / Schiefer / Tykwer

Take a break from streaming films with some “cinema for your ears” as Goethe-Institut Toronto Program Curator Jutta Brendemühl introduces you to the best & brightest film composers in an ongoing video series called "The Sound Of Filmmusik" (takes 1-3 here), from Hollywood super star Hans Zimmer to 2020 Oscar winner Hildur Guðnadóttir.

The name you will hear most in this series: Brecht collaborator Hanns Eisler, as the famous (East) Berlin music academy that many of the artists on this list attended is named after:

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Monday, May 4. 2020

The Sound of Filmmusik: Guðnadóttir / Dauenhauer

Take a break from streaming films with some “cinema for your ears” as Goethe-Institut Toronto Program Curator Jutta Brendemühl introduces you to the best & brightest film composers in an ongoing video series called "The Sound Of Filmmusik" (takes 1-3 here), from Hollywood super star Hans Zimmer to 2020 Oscar winner Hildur Guðnadóttir.

In case you haven’t noticed over the past episodes of "The Sound of Filmmusik," premier league film scoring is a very male domain, but there's hope -- like Icelandic-born now longtime Berlin cellist Hildur Guðnadóttir, fresh off her Oscar, BAFTA, Emmy & Grammy wins:
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