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I met French filmmaker Louis Malle through Juliette Greco. He told me he had always loved my music and that he wanted me to write the musical score for his new film, Ascenseur pour l’echafaud. I agreed to do it and it was a great learning experience, because I had never written a music score for a film before. I would look at the rushes of the film and get musical ideas to write down. Since it was about a murder and was supposed to be a suspense movie, I used this old, gloomy, dark building where I had the musicians play. I thought it would give the music atmosphere, and it did. Miles Davis to Quincy Troupe.
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There’s Miles – a foreign man, in a foreign town being welcomed as if it were some kind of homecoming. He loved Paris. On his first trip in '49, aged 22, he hung out with Picasso and Sartre. Plenty of ex-pats told him to stay – James Baldwin, Chester Himes, Kenny Clarke – but, despite several visits, he always needed to return to New York – his wife, family, music, car. Unfinished business.
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Overall, Harry's treatment of light is in many ways reminiscence of the Dutch Masters but it's the individual personalities that seem to dictate the style and feel of each portrait.
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