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The Garden Cinema welcomes Academy Award nominated composer John Cameron to discuss his score for Peter Medak’s satirical epic The Ruling Class with fellow Oscar-nominee Gary Yershon. John and Gary will be in conversation before the screening.
Peter Medak, 1972, 154m.
Saturday 24th January
14:00
Tuesday 25th November
19:45 + discussion
Gary Yershon in discussion with Stephan Eicke, author of a new book, A Dream Come True, which explores the collaborations between David Lynch and the composer Angelo Badalamenti.
This special Halloween screening will be introduced by Oscar®-nominated composer Gary Yershon and showcases the work of the pioneering Elisabeth Lutyens (1906-1983)
Monday 27th October, 18:15
To mark the centennial of the great French composer Antoine Duhamel, this screening will be preceded by a special introduction from Oscar-nominated composer Gary Yershon.
Wednesday 30th July, 18:15
Saturday 10th May 16:00
Gary Yershon joins Matthew Sweet to celebrate Georges Auric’s work for cinema.
This year marks the 70th year of the prestigious awards, with the winners set to be revealed at the ceremony taking place at Grosvenor House, London, on Thursday 22 May 2025..../ ➝
Screened as part of the season Jacques Demy’s World, with an introduction by Oscar® nominated composer Gary Yershon
Friday 4th April, 15:15
I’m one of 1,000+ musicians who are jointly releasing this album today to protest the UK
government’s planned changes to copyright law, which would hand the life’s work of the
country’s musicians to AI companies for free. It’s an album of recordings of empty studios,
which is what we’ll get if the government’s plans go ahead.
Don’t legalise music theft!
#IsThisWhatWeWant?
Le Mépris is screening to celebrate the centenary of the great French film composer Georges Delerue, and will be introduced by Oscar nominated composer Gary Yershon.
Wednesday 12th March, 20:15
Gary Yershon is Edith Bowman’s guest on Soundtracking, discussing Hard Truths, his relationship with the director Mike Leigh, his process and his experience within the theatre world.
Available for download from Spotify, Deezer, Amazon, Youtube.
CD available from Caldera Records
From freeing oneself from traditional harmonic principals, intelligently misleading instrumental combinations, to the parallel between melody writing and the art of brewing tea – Gary Yershon (Mr Turner, Another Year, The Great Blueness) joins the Composers in a Jukebox podcast team in a stimulating conversation on the craft of composing.
Preview screening of Hard Truths at the Garden Cinema
Plus Q&A with Mike Leigh
Friday 29th November 19:45
The latest in the discussion series, In the Works, hosted by Gary Yershon. Gary’s guest is the film’s BAFTA-winning co-writer Jeremy Brock.
Sunday 13th October, 15:00
The latest in the discussion series, In the Works, hosted by Gary Yershon. Gary’s guest is the artist and Academy Award®-winning sound editor Nina Hartstone, who won a Primetime Emmy for her work on Moonage Daydream, as well as an Oscar® for Best Sound Editing Bohemian Rhapsody (2019).
Sunday 1st September 15:20
A new play by Paul Unwin
Friday 19th July – Saturday 17th August 2024
Chichester Festival Theatre
The latest in the discussion series, In the Works, hosted by Gary Yershon. Gary’s guest is the artist and Academy Award®-winning costume and production designer Tim Yip, who won the Oscar® for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, and the BAFTA for Best Costume Design for his work on this film.
In partnership with the Chinese Cinema Project.
Sunday 7th July 15:40
Composers Judit Varga, Nicolas Rabaeus and Lorenz Dangel are in conversation with Gary Yershon on July 3rd 2024 14:30 – 15:30 at Die Eins Comedia.
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Gustavo Santaolalla, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist will talk about his career in music with Gary Yershon on July 4th at Die Eins Comedia, 19:00 – 20:00.
“Groundbreaking original large scale work for clarinet ensemble.” Now available from Saxtet Publications. .../ ➝
A major figure in French art music, Georges Auric (1899-1983) was the presiding genius of French film composition from the 1930s until the coming of La Nouvelle Vague.
In this retrospective, Ciné Lumière looks at a cross section of Auric’s film work noting his leftist inspiration, rebellion against the music establishment and expansion into genres and expressionism. From Passport to Pimlico to Lola Montès, this season will also feature a live concert with Dame Felicity Lott following the screening of Auric’s first film work, The Blood of a Poet.
This season is co-curated with Academy Awards nominated British composer, Gary Yershon, as part of the Entente Cordiale Celebrations.
Alfonso Cuarón, USA, 2013, 91m.
Thursday May 16th 20:00
The Garden Cinema
39-41 Parker St, London WC2B 5E
020 3369 5000
Our screening on 16 May is the latest in our discussion series In the Works, hosted by Oscar nominated composer Gary Yershon. Gary’s guest is the two-time Academy Award winning sound production mixer, Chris Munro.
Tues 12th March 2024 18:00
Institut français du Royaume-Uni
17 Queensberry Place, London SW7 2DT
Followed by a discussion with Academy Award nominated actress Leslie Caron and composer Gary Yershon
