The Gate
Part I
"The Slightest
Leaning Laugh"
~ From Part II ~
~ Prelude ~
~ The Flood ~
~ Hourglass ~
~ Total Ambivalence ~
~ The Dove and the Gull ~
~ A Rock Ascending ~
~ The Music of the Sun ~
~ Red July ~
~ The Writing on the Wall ~
~ The Sea and the Tree ~
~ The Valley of Hinnom
~
William Whittingham
The Gate Part II
The Gate Part III
The Gate Part I
12 Chapters
2 hours 15 minutes
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12:5 CinemaScope 1920x800
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The Gate is a Musical Narrative -
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The Gate Part I
(The Gate TSLL by WW)
From Part II (5:30)
- an ancient curse is revealed to be at play
Prelude
(30:30) - ambient, sonorous, trance, premonitive, meditative, hypnotic
The Flood (1:00)
- it begins
Hourglass: (5:50) - trapped in a timeless void
Total Ambivalence (0:40)
- there is to be no clapping, no cheering, no dancing...
The Dove and the Gull (17:00) - this is why we never hear, of the gull..
A Rock Ascending (19:00) - a vision
The Music of the Sun (6:45)
- we are dancing to, always
Red July (5:50)
- an ancient flight, re-enacting, over and over
The Writing on the Wall (12:10) - is revealed
The Sea and the Tree (18:00) - is the return, to...
The Valley of Hinnom (8:45)
1st Half: (60:30) From Part II, Prelude,
The Flood, Hourglass, Total Ambivalence, The Dove and the Gull
2nd Half: (70:30)
A Rock Ascending, The Music of
the Sun, Red July, The Writing on the Wall, The Sea and the Tree, The Valley of Hinnom
1st Third: (43:30) From Part II, Prelude,
The Flood, Hourglass, Total Ambivalence
2nd Third: (42:45) The Dove and the Gull, A Rock Ascending, The Music of the Sun
3rd Third: (44:45) Red July, The Writing on the Wall, The Sea and the Tree, The Valley of Hinnom
The Epics:
The Dove and the Gull (17 min)
A Rock Ascending (19 min)
Red July/The Writing on the Wall (18
min)
The Sea and the Tree/Credits/Epilog (18 min)
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(c) 2010, 2012, 2013 William Whittingham
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