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Cirque du Soleil releases documentary on the Las Vegas Show
- 9-19-2008
- Categorized in: Shows
A new documentary revealing
all the details inside and outside the stage of the Cirque du Soleil’s
production “The Beatles LOVE†will be released on October 20th and
sold in DVD in stores and at The LOVE Boutique at the Mirage Hotel and Casino
in
The documentary features footage of the first reunion between the Cirque du Soleil and Beatles' Apple Corps creative crew, including special contributions from former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, as well as Yoko Ono, Olivia Harrison. The documentary also features conversations with the Beatles ex producer, Sir George Martin in where he discussed how the Beatles' music could be used during the exclusive Las Vegas show running at the Mirage Hotel.
Sir George Martin and his son, Giles Martin, also co-produced LOVE's soundtrack in collaboration with the sound engineer Paul Hicks.The creative works are also featured in a DVD bonus feature, titled “Changing the Musicâ€Â, which let the audience knows how the music was composed and the obstacles they faced during the selection and production of the musical score and how they were encouraged to experiment by McCartney, Starr, Ono, and Harrison.
"I always say that one of the great things about technology is that when we recorded them, there wasn't like a hiss in the room, there wasn't a hum in the room. That was the equipment we recorded onto, (which) was technically substandard to what we've got today. So in actual fact by cleaning it up, you're getting more (of) what was actually what was in the room. You're getting the guitar sound without a hiss, or without a hum. So that's great." says Paul McCartney.
