September 11, 2010 more info
Speaking of Shakespeare
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September 12 & 13, 2010 more info
10th Annual Toy Piano Festival
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October 1, 2010
Silent Film Screening: Within Our Gates
3:00pm, Geisel Library more info
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November 7, 2010, 8:00pm more info
Not-So-Silent Movie Night at NVA
At KPBS' Cinema Junkie
May 18 - Scott Paulson Goes To France
May 24 - In the Shadow of the Eiffel Tower
May 28 - Debuting an Original Film Score in Paris
Upcoming Events
Scott
Paulson is an award-winning
soundscape artist who has been
heard on radio, television and film.
His own performance ensemble,
The Teeny-Tiny Pit Orchestra,
provides live music and sounds
for silent film screenings, ballet
productions, radio dramas, operas,
and theatrical productions.
At many of his live shows, Paulson
asks the audience to assist:
Strike a thundersheet! Play on
exotic wooden birdcalls! Roll out
an elegant harp glissando! Play
on a real Theremin, if you dare!
In addition to his slapstick and
experimental music activities,
Paulson is an orchestral oboist,
and also is the University
Carillonneur at UC San Diego,
performing live on Geisel Library's
rooftop chimes (yes, he takes
song requests!)
Scott serves as the Outreach Coordinator for the UCSD Arts Library for which he founded and directs various festivals: The Short Attention Span Chamber Music Series, the annual Toy Piano Festival, The Not-So-Silent Film Festival, and a Paper Theatre Festival. Look for Scott this holiday season at the Old Town Theatre when he reprises his award-winning on-stage role as Sam the sound effects man at Cygnet Theatre’s radio drama re-enactment of It’s A Wonderful Life.
"...an avant-garde vaudevillian. Think Samuel Beckett meets John Cage."
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soundscape artist who has been
heard on radio, television and film.
His own performance ensemble,
The Teeny-Tiny Pit Orchestra,
provides live music and sounds
for silent film screenings, ballet
productions, radio dramas, operas,
and theatrical productions.
At many of his live shows, Paulson
asks the audience to assist:
Strike a thundersheet! Play on
exotic wooden birdcalls! Roll out
an elegant harp glissando! Play
on a real Theremin, if you dare!
In addition to his slapstick and
experimental music activities,
Paulson is an orchestral oboist,
and also is the University
Carillonneur at UC San Diego,
performing live on Geisel Library's
rooftop chimes (yes, he takes
song requests!)
Scott serves as the Outreach Coordinator for the UCSD Arts Library for which he founded and directs various festivals: The Short Attention Span Chamber Music Series, the annual Toy Piano Festival, The Not-So-Silent Film Festival, and a Paper Theatre Festival. Look for Scott this holiday season at the Old Town Theatre when he reprises his award-winning on-stage role as Sam the sound effects man at Cygnet Theatre’s radio drama re-enactment of It’s A Wonderful Life.
"...an avant-garde vaudevillian. Think Samuel Beckett meets John Cage."
More
When cinema was theatre and radio was young...
Scott's Blog: Black France Film Festival
"Scott Paulson could be the love child of Vincent Price. Or should we say Garrison Keillor? It's hard to decide."
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