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State of the Arts Blog
Euan Kerr

Sound Unseen launches tonight

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The best in the world of music on film blossoms on Twin Cities movie screens tonight with the opening of the 2009 Sound Unseen Festival.

There is a huge spread of material, ranging from the opening show, the world premiere of "R.E.M. This is not a Show" at the Cedar Cultural Center tonight at 7pm, to "Died Young, Stayed Pretty" at the Walker about music posters, to "In Search of Beethoven" at the Oak Street.

There are also a host of special events including live performances by The New Standards and Tortoise amongst others.

You can find details about times, locations and all the other goodies at the Sound Unseen site