Michael Vincent
Michael Vincent and similar may refer to:
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Michael Vincent (magician)
Michael Vincent (born Michael Vincent Louis on 14 February 1964) is a British magician. He won The Magic Circle's Close-up Magician of the Year award three times (1983, 1991 and 2003).
Biography
He first became interested in magic in 1970, after watching magicians David Nixon, Doug Henning, Fred Kaps and Slydini perform on television. He was later mentored by escapologist and magician Alan Alan and studied with Slydini. Vincent joined London's Magic Circle and was eventually awarded a life-membership of the club's Inner Magic Circle, with a Gold Star (for performing excellence).
In 2001, Vincent made the national newspapers in the United Kingdom, when he was hired by Scotland Yard to give a course to 20 top police chiefs involving the use of magic tricks to demonstrate communication skills. He performed at Hollywood's Magic Castle in 2003, and his television appearances have included, Jim'll Fix It, The Paul Daniels Magic Show, Test the Nation (BBC 1) and Heroes of Magic - A Century of Wonder (Channel 4)
Michael Vincent (composer)
Michael Vincent (born 1976 in Victoria, British Columbia) is a noted publisher, music critic and composer, situated in Toronto, Ontario.
Since 2014 he has been publisher and editor-in-chief of Musical Toronto, and freelance music critic for the Toronto Star. He is also a composer of innovative works which combine electronic and traditional instrumentation, as well as his work with spoken word, which includes a full-length opera Generation X with text by the Canadian Author Douglas Coupland.
Michael Vincent has written and edited for La Scena Musicale, Norman Lebrecht and was a contributing author for the book, Playing With Words: the spoken word in artistic practice, a collection of responses from over 40 leading contemporary composers and artists who have been invited to represent aspects of their creative practice with words, and in particular, the spoken word, for the printed page. Michael has studied with composers Osvaldo Golijov, Tim Brady, Gary Kulesha, Jean Claude Risset, Roberto Sierra, David MacIntyre, Barry Truax, Christos Hatzis, and James Rolfe. He has studied music at Victoria Conservatory of Music, McGill University, and holds advanced degrees from Concordia University (Montreal, Quebec), and Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, British Columbia).
'Michael Vincent' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Forever (1996)
Actors: Guy Christopher (actor), Scott Denny (actor), Dave Galasso (actor), Ron Gilbert (actor), Luis Lemus (actor), Alberto Lomnitz (actor), Eduardo Noriega (actor), James Richer (actor), Mark Schneider (actor), Jan Schweiterman (actor), Robert Tossberg (actor), Bethany Bassler (actress), Deprise Brescia (actress), Lisbeth Chris (actress), Cary Brayboy (actor),
Genres: Mystery,Night Eyes (1990)
Actors: Matthew Biancaniello (actor), Steven Burks (actor), Paul Carr (actor), Anthony Citrano (actor), James Cohen (actor), Stephen Fiachi (actor), Douglas Grant (actor), Cooper Huckabee (actor), Kevin Hynes (actor), Philip K. Irven (actor), Stephen Meadows (actor), Larry Poindexter (actor), Warwick Sims (actor), Andrew Stevens (actor), John Antony (actor),
Plot: The rock star Brian Walker's Wife is surprised by her husband shagging another woman in the bathroom in a party. Brian asks for divorce, and Brian hires a security company to spy on her to prove that she is unfaithful and has love affairs. The security guard Will Griffith hides a camera in her bedroom and peeps on Nicky having sex with her lover but he hides the truth from Brian. Will protects Nicky from the violent Brian and they have a love affair. Nicky gets a restraint order against Brian and one night he breaks in the house and Will, who has fallen in love with Nicky, kills him with three shots. Will is prosecuted for the death of Brian, and he finds that Brian apparently was not the responsible for the aggressions to Nicky. Will investigates and discovers the truth about the whole case.
Keywords: adultery, cult-film, erotica, female-nudity, independent-film, infidelity, rock-star, security-guardGenres: Thriller,
Taglines: He was hired to watch, now he's tempted to touch.
Nightside (1980)
Actors: Timothy Carey (actor), Larry Cedar (actor), Sid Conrad (actor), Michael Cornelison (actor), Doug Cox (actor), John de Lancie (actor), Louie Elias (actor), Christian Grey (actor), Bob Harris (actor), Wayne Heffley (actor), Douglas Hume (actor), Roy Jenson (actor), Jason Kincaid (actor), Peter B. Kowalski (actor), Michael Alldredge (actor),
Genres: Drama,Michaels, Vincent Filmography
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2012, role: actor , character name: Detective Michaels
Michael, Vincent Filmography
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2006, role: actor , character name: Himself
Michael Vincent
ALBUMS
- DISContact! III released: 2003
- Seasons One released: 1996
DISContact! III
Released 2003- Sea Spirits
- Lamentus (For Robert Cogan and Pozzi Escot)
- Vers les oiseaux
- Granular Leaves
- Possible Spaces No. 6
- Dereglement
- Étude Rostock
- The Ciné Projector
- Send
- A Short Tale
- Muse
- The Liberation of Europe
- Suvenires
- Flights
- Klink... !
- Reverberance (Echoes of Remembrance)
- Hairpiece
- Primpilipansa
- ...de la matière première des saisons
Could Have Been Me
Could Have Been Me
written by Jeff Harrington and Michael Vincent
It’s those eyes, again
Reminding me of when
I didn’t know what I had
When I had you
Now when I see you with you with somebody else
I just smile, and I tell myself
Chorus
It could’ve been me
By your side
It could’ve been me
Day and night
Now I know, now I see
It could’ve been me
Why did I let you go?
It could’ve been me
Now I can’t, say why
I won’t let these feelings die
Because they’re not doing me
Any good
But everytime I hear your voice again
I start thinking what could’ve been
Chorus
I could have been yours
And you could have been mine
We could’ve been together
Till the end of the night
Until the end of our time
