MOKADELIC DOOMED TO LIVE - Live at National Museum of Cinema

On the year commemorating the centenary of Leonard Bernstein’s birth, one of the biggest composers and orchestra conductors of the 20th century, the National Cinema Museum organised a large multimedia exhibit at the Mole Antonelliana that investigates the complex relationship between music and moving images as comprehensively as possible, albeit not exhaustively. The approach is based on the creation of cross-cutting thematic sections and is not merely chronological. The main aspect of the exhibit is its multimedia nature, designed to offer the visitor a real experiential visit. The exhibit is exclusively made up of screenings winding along the Temple Hall’s helicoidal ramp; they create the ideal movie, telling the countless ways in which music and cinematic images have come together in over one century. Visitors to the exhibition will be provided with wireless headphones that are necessary for a 360 degrees immersion. To complete this emotional journey into the universe of music in cinema, the last part of the itinerary consists of 6 rooms with highly interactive features. The Temple Hall will be utilised to its maximum potential as a cinema and stage with live soundtrack performances of silent movies, experimental performances and talks with the great protagonists of contemporary music who had or still have a close connection with cinema. The exhibition, from a concept by Donata Pesenti Campagnoni and curated by Grazia Paganelli and Stefano Boni, together with Maurizio Pisani, is on display at the National Cinema Museum from 26th January 2018 to 7th January 2019. The exhibition is dedicated to Gianni Rondolino. MOKADELIC vs GOMORRA Uno spettacolo live sulle immagini della serie Gomorra Alessio Mecozzi (chitarra, synth), Cristian Marras (basso, synth) Alberto Broccatelli (batteria), Maurizio Mazzenga (chitarra) e Luca Novelli (piano, chitarra) sono i Mokadelic, band post rock romana nota soprattutto per aver firmato la colonna sonora di Gomorra – La serie (ma reduce da dieci anni di lavoro inteso per le musiche di A.C.A.B., Come Dio comanda, Pulce non c’è, Sulla mia pelle). Forti di questo successo, propongono uno spettacolo live in cui eseguono dal vivo i pezzi più famosi, sulle immagini della serie italiana che ha riscosso il maggior successo a livello internazionale. Ingresso con biglietto del Museo.