Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
The TV series Planet MicroJam Institute, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on October 5, 2016 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 4 episodes, featuring the voices of an unlisted voice cast. It follows the story of Planet MicroJam collides sonic aesthetics from our increasingly connected global village to create music that sounds like a Gauguin painting—a raw, powerful, and extremely colorful mix of Eastern and Western elements. This is an Other series and has received a rating of 0/10 from 0 viewers.
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Alois Hába's "Suite for Quarter-tone Piano No. 6 (Op. 88+ - I. Allegro)” performed by Planet MicroJam as arranged by David Fiuczynski. At the crossroads of new beats, microtonal harmonies, Eastern melodic inflections and improvisation concepts, new musical ideas are on the horizon. Planet MicroJam collides sonic aesthetics from our increasingly connected global village to create music that sounds like Van Gogh’s “Flowering Plum Tree” painting—a raw, powerful, and extremely colorful mix of Eastern and Western elements. Berklee Subscribe: Facebook: /berkleecollege Twitter: /berkleecollege Instagram: /berkleecollege Site: David Fiuczynski Facebook: /david.fiuczynski.1 "Suite for Quarter-tone Piano No. 6 (Op. 88+ - I. Allegro)” (Alois Hába) Tenor Saxophone: Paul Meland Fretless Guitar: David Fiuczynski Microtonal Keyboards: Utar Artun Fretless Bass: Arti Sadtler Drums: Josh Wheatley Cal Brockie: recording engineer Andres Cardona: mixing engineer Jonathan Wyner: mastering engineer Joe Barna
Berklee Planet MicroJam Institute performing "Drunken Longing" featuring Yazhi Guo in Shames Family Scoring Stage. Subscribe: Facebook: /berkleecollege Twitter: /berkleecollege Instagram: /berkleecollege Site: "Drunken Longing" (Based on traditional melodies) Arranger: David Fiuczynski Fretted and Fretless Guitar: David Fiuczynski Dizi, Hulusi, Percussion: Yazhi Guo Microtonal Keyboards: Freyja Garbett Fretless Bass: Arti Sadtler Drums: Ayinde Webb Recorded live in the Shames Family Scoring Stage Recording Engineer: Rich Mendelson Mixing Engineer: Simon Katz Assistant Engineer: Fernando Montiel Videographer, Editor: Joe Barnard Videographer: Sam Harchik Mastered by M Works Studios Engineer: Jonathan Wyner
Performing variations on Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" is Planet MicroJam lead by David Fiuczynski. David Fiuczynski: fretted and fretless guitar Giorgi Mikadze: microtonal keyboards Layth Siddiq: violin Yazhi Guo: dizi, suona, bells, gongs and wood block Justin Schornstein: bass Zach Mullings: drums This performance was part of Berklee's 2014 commencement concert. At the crossroads of new beats, microtonal harmonies, Eastern melodic inflections, and improvisation concepts, new musical ideas are on the horizon. Planet MicroJam collides sonic aesthetics from our increasingly connected global village to create music that sounds like a Gauguin painting—a raw, powerful, and extremely colorful mix of Eastern and Western elements.
Earn your degree in music performance Faculty provide individualized instruction for bass, brass, guitar, percussion, piano, string, woodwind instruments, and voice. The Berklee Planet MicroJam Institute performing "Fung Wah Express" featuring Yazhi Guo in the Shames Family Scoring Stage. "Fung Wah Express" (David Fiuczynski, Mike Rivard) Fretted and Fretless Guitar: David Fiuczynski Suona, Percussion: Yazhi Guo Microtonal Keyboards: Freyja Garbett Fretless Bass: Arti Sadtler Drums: Ayinde Webb Recorded live in the Shames Family Scoring Stage Recording Engineer: Rich Mendelson Mixing Engineer: Simon Katz Assistant Engineer: Fernando Montiel Videographer, Editor: Joe Barnard Videographer: Sam Harchik Mastered by M Works Studios Engineer: Jonathan Wyner About Berklee College of Music: Berklee is the preeminent institute of contemporary music and the performing arts, offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs at its campuses in Boston, Massachusetts and Valencia, Spain, and throu
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