DCP format • A discussion and Q&A with filmmakers will follow the screening.
 
 
 
This project was supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural resources, and Durham Arts Council, local grants administrator.
 
 
douglasvuncannon.com presents

21st century music now streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Youtube Music and elsewhere. Purchase downloads and limited edition compact discs on Bandcamp.
 
 
 

 
 
 
   

 
 
 

Portraits in Common by Wendy Spitzer and Douglas Vuncannon. Commissioned by Public Space Project of Downtown Durham, Inc. View the video.
 
 
 

Sydney International Composers Concert 2017 • Verbrugghen Hall, 1 Conservatorium Road, Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia • Friday, October 6th, 2017, at 8:00pm.
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THE STUDIO RECORDING • Heidi Wait: flutes • Lindsay Leach-Sparks: alto flute • Wendy Spitzer: oboe • Carrie Shull: cor anglais • Ben Riseling: clarinet • David Jordan: clarinet • Rachael Elliott: bassoon • Joseph Provenzano: horn • Zenia Zheng: horn • Kent Foss: trumpet in C • Andy Shull: trumpet in B-flat • Daniel Zhu: trombone • Hank Pellerin: trombone & tuba • Jackson Valentine: timpani & percussion • Leslie Noyce Howard: percussion • Billy Sugarfix: percussion • Lucy Vander Kamp: harp • Katherine Gill: violin • Rebekah Givens: violin • Kathryn Pearson: violin • Omar Ruiz-Lopez: violin • Laura Thomas: violin • Hjordis Tourian: violin • Emily Yuan: violin • Sara Moore: viola • Laura Quillen: viola • Ken Rogerson: viola • Katherine Stalberg: viola • John Barrile: cello • Chris Eubank: cello • Joshua Starmer: cello • Daniel Thune: double bass • Douglas Vuncannon: double bass
Sinfonietta Fukushima is now streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Youtube Music and elsewhere. Purchase downloads and compact discs on Bandcamp.
 
 
 
Visiting Radioactive Ghost Towns • A post-disaster dispatch from Japan • Standard and panoramic 35mm photographs and text.
 
 
 
"A compact, gemlike EP […] Vuncannon is adept at making synths play organically against acoustical voices—and at coaxing relaxed drama from pithy themes." —INDY Week

 

John Barrile: cello • David Eisenband: vibraphone and xylophone • Chris Eubank: cello • Bendte Fagge: flute • David Garfield: alto saxophone • Jeff Herrick: trumpet • Louis Landry: percussion • Jamie Lane: trumpet • Laura Quillen: viola • Sara Moore: violin • Lauren Murphy: cello • Wendy Spitzer: oboe • Joshua Starmer: cello • Sandra Svoboda: French Horn • Christina Thompson: trombone • Laura Thomas: violin • Emily Yuan: viola and violin • The Composer: grand and baby grand pianos; harpsichord; harmonium; organ; synthesizers; keyboards; guitars; double bass; cello; clarinet; alto and tenor saxophones; percussion; etc.
Listen on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Youtube Music and elsewhere. Purchase downloads and compact discs on Bandcamp.
 
 

Limited Edition CD

Order a copy of the studio recording on Bandcamp.
 
 
Selected Photography

Captured on 35mm and medium format film, these images were each printed or scanned full-frame and are presented here without cropping.

View the photographer's online portfolio.
 
Literary Criticism: Walden on Wheels

A review of Ken Ilgunas' memoir, Walden on Wheels: On the Open Road from Debt to Freedom, published in INDY Week. Read it online at the newspaper's website.
 

"Amelia Earhart" at Mercury Studio

An intimate, electricity-free performance of "Amelia Earhart" with Curtis Eller, recorded in February, 2013. Featuring Shea Broussard, Louis Landry and Dana Marks.

Video courtesy of Mercury Studio.
 

Soundpainting

In this 16mm excerpt from Jason Middleton's 2011 documentary Sound Between Lines, the soundpainting technique of "pointillism" is demonstrated. (With Triangle Soundpainting Orchestra artistic director Shannon Morrow.)
 

Europe Central "Newsreels"

These short Super-8 films were created for Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern's original stage adaptation of William T. Vollmann's 2005 National Book Award winning novel, Europe Central.

Classical Voice of North Carolina: "mind-blowing."

Byron Wood's 2009 "Best Design: Film/Video."
 

Anthem for Scene of the Crime Rovers

An original composition for the SOC Rovers marching band. Known as "Untitled" or "Doug's Theme." Video by Travis Long for the News & Observer.
 
 
 
 
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