John Moran
Composer/performer John Moran (bl 1965) has been turning out ground-breaking music and theater since New York in the late 1980s, when he became known as the protege of composer Philip Glass. His works have featured performers such as Uma Thurman, Iggy Pop, Allen Ginserg, James Godwin, Rebecca Moore, Mimi Goese, Saori Tsukada, Vicky Filippa and Joseph Keckler at venues such as Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, The Joseph Papp Public Theater / New York Shakespeare Festival, and a host of venues internationally. The New York Times has described his work as 'Phenomenally imaginative' and The Boston Globe has written, "Moran is a modern-day Mozart."
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John Moran
Hey everone, we're excited to finally be able to make our 2023 film, 'FÜR JOSEPH' available on the channel, which we made with our dear friend Joseph Keckler and members of the company here in Dresden. The film was too long to be considered.a short, and too short to be considered a feature. Nevertheless we won several film festival awards in Chicago and San Fransisco, and we hope you enjoy it. And please let us know what you think in the comments.
11 months ago (edited) |[YT] | 4
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John Moran
Dear subscribers to composer John Moran. Over the last years, it's become obvious that Youtube has limited the reach of our channel to such an extent, that we've almost entirely given up attempting to reach viewers. About 2 years ago we were surprised to realize they had mass-deleted most of the channel's subscribers down to the few hundred remaining, along with thousands of views. When we attempted to reach out to Youtube as to why, the answer was a vague statement about 'fraudulent accounts' - which was clearly not the case. Despite the channel never being intended for monetization, we then received an unsolicited email from Youtube stating that we would never be eligible for monetization due to what they called a 'copyright strike', despite the channel never publishing work by outside entities. We've also found that the channel is shadow-banned from commenting on other videos, etc. We're confused (and angry) to realize the extent of these actions by Youtube, and wish to start the channel again on another platform. However we don't want to change the nature of the work to fit into a 10 second format, like Instagram, and are uncertain as to where we might find more freedom to present this work. Any suggestions from viewers would be most welcome. We are hoping that all of you can likewise find an environment to present your work and ideas without the kind of non-transparent meddling this channel has experienced.
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