The film opens in a music repair shop and we see the interior of a 'cello - the space where music resonates.
Blues in B Flat takes its name and subject from a 'cello solo, composed by Volker Heyn in 1981. In this film, the 'cellist (Anton Lukoszevieze) is both a musician and a protagonist. In the final section he must introduce a second bow to play on the underside of the strings, a strangely intrusive act. The film opens in a music repair shop and we see the interior of a 'cello - the space where music resonates.
Cellist: Anton Lukoszevieze
Camera: Belinda Parsons
Sound: Greg Bailey
Director/editor: Jayne Parker
Produced: by Christopher Collins, Film and Video Umbrella
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Still from Blues in B Flat
