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FILM


Ghosts Before Breakfast
Piano Four-Hands

Score by Dag Gabrielsen
Film by Hans Richter (1927)

PROGRAM NOTE
By the early 1920s the clock was running out for the Weimar Republic in post WWI Germany with over 300 assassinations by right-wing extremists, including the shooting of the Foreign Minister, Walther Rathenau. In 1927 Adolf Hitler staged the largest Nazi rally to date at Nuremberg. That same year the German artist Hans Richter made the dada film Ghosts Before Breakfast, with appearances by the composers Paul Hindemith and Darius Milhaud. The Nazis condemned the film as degenerate art and managed to destroy the original score by Hindemith, but copies of the film print survived. In this new score created for XX Digitus Duo, composer Dag Gabrielsen used fragments of music by both Hindemith and Milhaud in conjunction with the German national anthem, Deutschland über alles.

Premiere performance by XX Digitus Duo, November 3, 2016
Maria Garcia & Momoko Muramatsu, pianos
Alberta Rose Theater, Portland, OR

© 2016 Dag Gabrielsen

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Mysterious Skin

FEATURE FILM
Directed by Gregg Araki
Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Elizabeth Shue
Sundance Film Festival

Music Cues Composed & Produced by Dag Gabrielsen.

© 2003 Dag Gabrielsen

Game Show
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The Jimmy Show

FEATURE FILM
Directed by Frank Whaley
Starring Ethan Hawke & Carla Gugino
Next Wednesday Productions
Berlin Film Festival

Music Editing by Dag Gabrielsen

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NY24

DOCUMENTARY
24 Hours on the New York City Subway System
​September 8, 2001
​Directed by Douglas G. Davis
Paper Airplane Productions

Location Sound Engineering & Audio Post Production
​by Dag Gabrielsen

Stand Clear Watchit (2001) Composed, Edited & Mixed
​by Dag Gabrielsen
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Smooch

SHORT
Directed by Jeffrey A. Frederick
Freshest Boy Films
Edinburgh Film Festival

Film Score Composed & Produced by Dag Gabrielsen.

Alex Lacamoire, piano

© 1995 Dag Gabrielsen


TELEVISION


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Sample music cues broadcast worldwide on The Learning Channel, The Discovery Channel, BBC, Turner Classics, The History Channel, Sundance Channel, IFC


I Think There's Something Down in the Cellar
I Got Her Number
American Presidents
March
Machine Learning
Julie in the Sea
Rumba
 | © 2025 All Music Composed, Edited, Mixed & Produced by Dag Gabrielsen | ASCAP | contact@daggabrielsen.com |