The Big Show.

Last night was a blast.

Getting to work with Marshall, Dark Dark Dark,

and all the other talented people involved

doing the live score to Fritz Lang's "Spies" at the Walker Art's Center

was a pretty awesome experience.

We performed in front of a few thousand people,

and it seemed like a big success.

Meryl took the above photo as the movie was just starting,

and then I found this clip on YouTube of the train crash scene.









We also did a music video for DDD's "Celebrate"

while we were at the Walker,

and hopefully that will be released soon.



Now that all of this is done,

I'm back to having rehearsal-less Sundays

(and I'm expecting some series stepping withdrawals).

Goodbye, dear Spychestra Crew.

I'll be hearing your beats in my dreams.

Spies!

Tonight is the DarkDarkDark and Modern Times Spychestra performance,

we're doing a live score to Fritz Langs's silent film "Spies".

Minneapolis' Walker Art Center

It'll be outside if it doesn't rain,

and it's free,

so if you miss it,

you're probably an a-hole.

If it rains,

it'll be in the Walker's theatre space that we did the rehearsal in last night.

That's what these photos are from,

expertly taken by Meryl.

(and there's even more here)



It's been really amazing working on this,

and being a part of it.

(even without any musical talent,

dance skills, or singing ability!)

I'm excited for the actual performance tonight,

hope to see you there...