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05.07.25 Alarm Will Sound play the Matt Marks' arrangement of The Beatles’ Revolution No 9 at their 25th anniversary concert at Roulette Intermedium
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05.07.25 Alarm Will Sound play the Matt Marks' arrangement of The Beatles’ Revolution No 9 at their 25th anniversary concert at Roulette Intermedium
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10/28/2021.
01.08.18 Prototype Festival presented a performance of Matt Marks’ two-person opera The Little Death: Vol. 1 ,which follows Boy (played by Ted Hearne) and Girl (played by Mellissa Hughes), on a journey through the world of Fundamentalist Evangelism. Sadly, Matt Marks died in May 2018 at 38 years of age, and he originally played the lead in this opera. During this extraordinary performance, a film was projected showing Marks in the lead part from the opera’s premiere. The evening concluded with this video which was drawn from the album version.
“Revolution 9″ (Arranged by Matt Marks for chamber ensemble) (Beatles cover) by Alarm Will Sound
Matt Marks & Melissa Hughes — ‘I Don’t Have Any Fun’ (2010)
Alarm Will Sound horn player Matt Marks digs Whitney Houston. Here he sings his acapella medley of three of her hits.
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