Description
Rufus Wainwright: Live From The Artists Den - Captivating Live Concert DVD Performance
Product Information
UPC: 804879187295
Product Type: Live Concert DVD
Genre: Blues, Pop, Classical, Folk, World, & Country
Language: English
Format: DVD, 16:9 Widescreen, All Regions, DTS Master Audio (Stereo)
Duration: 127 minutes
Recorded: Live on May 17, 2012, at the Church of the Ascension, New York
Publication Date: March 3, 2014
Publisher: Artists Den Entertainment, LLC
Overview
Immerse yourself in the raw emotion and musical brilliance of Rufus Wainwright's intimate live performance, captured in this exceptional DVD from The Artists Den series. Recorded in a historic New York church, the concert features a diverse setlist spanning Wainwright's eclectic career, blending heartfelt ballads, folk-inspired tunes, and dramatic pop anthems. With Wainwright's powerful vocals and skillful musicianship supported by a talented band, this 127-minute showcase highlights his storytelling through songs like "Going to a Town" and "Montauk," offering a personal and engaging experience for fans of singer-songwriter music and live performances.
Product Features
- Video and Audio Quality: 16:9 Widescreen format with DTS Master Audio Stereo for clear, immersive sound and high-quality visuals.
- Playback Compatibility: All Regions DVD, ensuring it can be played worldwide on any compatible device.
- Duration and Content: Total runtime of 127 minutes, including the main concert and special features.
- Bonus Material: Over 50 minutes of exclusive extras, such as extended interviews with Rufus Wainwright, additional interviews with Father Andrew, behind-the-scenes footage of the Church of the Ascension, and a "Night in Pictures" slideshow.
- Additional Specs: Digitally mastered for optimal viewing, with no interruptions, making it ideal for repeated enjoyment.
Interesting Facts
Rufus Wainwright's performance at The Artists Den is a testament to his evolution as a multifaceted artist, drawing from his roots in folk music as the son of luminaries Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle. This 2012 concert, held in the acoustically rich Church of the Ascension, includes five songs not featured in the original TV broadcast, offering fans rare insights into his creative process. Wainwright's work often explores themes of love, loss, and identity, as seen in tracks like "The Art Teacher" and "Bitter Tears." With collaborations from musicians such as Teddy Thompson and Krystle Warren, the setlist showcases his ability to fuse genres, from bluesy riffs to classical influences. This DVD also preserves Wainwright's theatrical flair, influenced by his ventures into opera and Shakespearean adaptations, making it a cherished document for those interested in contemporary music history.
Track Listing
The DVD features a 16-song setlist from Rufus Wainwright's live concert, with timings approximated based on the performance. Total concert runtime is 69 minutes, part of the 127-minute DVD including bonus content:
- Candles – 4:30
- Rashida – 3:45
- Song of You – 4:15
- Barbara – 3:50
- Welcome to the Ball – 4:20
- The One You Love – 3:40
- Respectable Dive – 4:10
- Jericho – 3:55
- Out of the Game – 4:25
- One Man Guy – 3:30
- Going to a Town – 4:00
- Montauk – 3:50
- 14th Street – 4:15
- The Art Teacher – 3:40
- On My Way to Town – 4:05
- Bitter Tears – 3:20
Bonus features include extended interviews, behind-the-scenes content, and a slideshow, adding depth to the viewing experience.
Publishers
Published by Artists Den Entertainment, LLC in 2014. All rights reserved, with unauthorized copying, lending, or broadcasting prohibited. The production is based on the live recording from May 17, 2012, and includes contributions from Wainwright's band members, such as Brad Albetta on bass and Ben Perowsky on drums.
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