The Fablers will begin their “Internal Bleeding” tour this Valentine’s night, at Germano’s Trattoria, by sharing their humorous and always poignant musical stories of Love, Lust, Adultery & Cars.
The Fablers are comprised of the ever clever and multi-talented Charlie Barnett, and the beautiful Marilyn Older, whose sultry voice is outshown only by her fiery wit.
Whether you’re madly in love, completely brokenhearted, or somewhere in between, come join us for a not-so-sappy show this Valentine’s. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, but mostly you’ll be glad that you are no longer 19.
A feature film. The director of this film is a very talented man named Stephen James. I only mention that so that when he is incredibly famous, I can document the fact that I worked with him first.
The Homecoming [audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/charlesbarnett/wp-media-folder-charlie-barnett-film-music-composer/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/cbax09.mp3|titles=Certain Guys – The Homecoming] This is the scene where everyone cries in the film Certain Guys.
A Trail of Hershey Kisses [audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/charlesbarnett/wp-media-folder-charlie-barnett-film-music-composer/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/cba10.mp3|titles=Certain Guys – A Trail of Hershey Kisses] This is the scene in Certain Guys where everyone laughs.
[audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/charlesbarnett/wp-media-folder-charlie-barnett-film-music-composer/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/holo1.mp3|titles=A Life In Flames][audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/charlesbarnett/wp-media-folder-charlie-barnett-film-music-composer/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/HoloCello.mp3|titles=The Untold Story][audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/charlesbarnett/wp-media-folder-charlie-barnett-film-music-composer/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/what-they-saw.mp3|titles=What They Saw]
Paul Sparrow’s documentary on The New York Times’ non-involvment with reporting the Holocaust during World War II. This features Janice Martin on her 1708 Stradivarious violin. She is a beautiful player. Her solo CD is out now on Sonoris (#SCD5159). Check out her performance of the Corigliano Sonata for violin and piano.
Description: These tracks are from a huge multi-screen project at the Newseum when it was in Arlington, Virginia. It was a powerful exhibit featuring images shown on a 112-foot screen that was sometimes divided into nine parts, sometimes divided into three parts, and sometimes left as one giant screen. The images conveyed an incredibly powerful anti-war message.
Description: These pieces are from Paper Clips, a wonderful documentary that I scored. The film tells the story of the town of Whitwell, Tennessee, and its junior high school’s project designed to teach their kids the scale of the Holocaust by collecting 6 million paper clips — a project that involves the whole town and beyond. I tried to match the somber but hopeful tone of the story with compositions to reflect the Appalachian setting, with the overtones of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe. Our team traveled to Nashville to record singer Alison Krauss on several songs, including a haunting version of the traditional dance tune “Jubilee.”
Paper Clips Orchestral Theme
Paper Clips – Cues featuring Janice Martin (violin), Greg Watkins (bass), Robert Sullivan (guitar), and Lukasz Czyner (cello)
Paper Clips – Cues featuring vocalist Alison Krauss
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