Music in the Afternoon

About This Movie

So, Music in the Afternoon is this intriguing documentary that dives into the experimental music scene of the late '70s. It features Tony Conrad, who’s not just a violinist but also an artist, and it showcases this unique instrument crafted for Steina. You feel a sense of intimacy as it unfolds, almost like a casual jam session but with deeper layers. The collaboration with Tom Demeyer adds an interesting tech angle, reflecting the blend of art and technology during that era. The pacing feels meditative at times, inviting you to linger in the sounds and visuals. The film encapsulates a moment in time at the University at Buffalo, where creative minds mingled, teaching and exploring together.

Highlights the intersection of art and technology. · Captures the experimental music scene of the late '70s. · Features a unique instrument and its creators.