Subotnick: Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneer Gets North American Premiere

Waveshaper Media has announced that Subotnick: Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneera crowdfunded documentary on the seminal synthesist – will make its North American debut as part of a 2-night event in Toronto, Oct 27-28, 2023.

Waveshaper notes that, after the international premiere in Berlin, they “had a few setback in terms of music licensing clearance delays, but we’re finally ready to proceed with new screenings.”

Here’s the schedule for the events:

Friday October 27th.
Morton Subotnick + Lillevan — LIVE.

A special A/V performance of Subotnick’s newest work “As I Live and Breathe” — a multi-media, surround sound experience.
Subotnick’s final composition, and final live performance in Canada.
With an additional performance by Heidi Chan (modular synthesizer) & Kristine White (shadow projections).

Al Green Theatre, Miles Nadal JCC — 750 Spadina Ave
RESERVE YOUR TICKET NOW (General Admission seating):

Saturday October 28th.
“Subotnick: Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneer”

Documentary screening — North American premiere.
Post-screening Q&A with Morton Subotnick and director Robert Fantinatto.
From Waveshaper Media, producers of the acclaimed modular synth documentary, “I Dream Of Wires”.

Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema — 506 Bloor St W.
RESERVE YOUR SEAT NOW

Waveshaper is also actively looking to book additional screenings. If you have interest or leads, you can contact them via their site.

2 thoughts on “Subotnick: Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneer Gets North American Premiere

  1. Ah…Waveshaper Media who did a Kickstarter in 2016 for a Moog documentary.
    They collected €91k and still no documentary 7 years later.

    1. Hi, Electronic Voyager is still alive and in post-production. We are in the middle of negotiating music and film rights which can take a long time. I want this film released more than anyone but some things are beyond our control. The important thing is we’ve collected hundreds of hours of interviews with some of the most important people who were part of the Moog story, some of whom are no longer with us.

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