
Pink Martini - Discover the World 2009
Pink Martini - Discover the World (2009) captures the eclectic charm of the band's live performance at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on New Year's Eve 2005.
Director: Clark Santee
Cast


Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pink Martini - Discover the World (2009) about?
This concert film documents Pink Martini's December 31, 2005 performance in Portland, Oregon, blending live music with behind-the-scenes history. The DVD includes a full concert, Polaroid photos, and a short documentary on the band's rise from local roots to global fame.
Who directed Pink Martini - Discover the World?
Clark Santee directed this live concert film, capturing the band's infectious energy and musical diversity.
Who stars in Pink Martini - Discover the World?
The core lineup features China Forbes on vocals, Thomas Lauderdale on piano, alongside Robert Taylor, Gavin Bondy, Phil Baker, and Dan Faehnle.
Is Pink Martini - Discover the World (2009) worth watching?
If you love live music with a global twist, this concert film is a delightful choice. The blend of jazz, classical, and world influences, paired with the band's charismatic performances, makes it an enjoyable watch for fans of eclectic music styles.
How long is Pink Martini - Discover the World?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Pink Martini - Discover the World (2009) — Live Music & Global Sounds in One Concert Film
Pink Martini - Discover the World (2009) captures the eclectic charm of the band's live performance at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on New Year's Eve 2005. Directed by Clark Santee, this concert film blends music, nostalgia, and storytelling into a vibrant celebration of global sounds. With frontwoman China Forbes and pianist Thomas Lauderdale leading the way, the film unfolds like a musical postcard—rich in Polaroid snapshots and archival insights that trace Pink Martini's journey from Portland's underground scene to international stages. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and effortlessly sophisticated, where jazz, classical, and world music collide in perfect harmony.
The DVD release, issued in 2009, pairs the concert with a short documentary and rare behind-the-scenes glimpses, offering fans both a live show and a backstage pass. Whether you're drawn by the band's signature blend of languages, instruments, or infectious energy, Discover the World feels like a late-night conversation with old friends—one that lingers long after the final note.