The Alpine Symphony takes the listener on a mountain hike. Setting out at daybreak we climb up wooded slopes cross alpine meadows and glaciers until we reach the summit. On the way back down we are caught in a thunderstorm and as the sun sets and dusk falls the symphony comes to an end. Tobias Melle brings these pictorial motifs from Richard Strauss' tone poem to life in his photographs of the Berchtesgaden Alps - looking at his photos we see far more than a simple illustration: we experience a thrilling visual animation of the music.
Rossini - Elisabetta Regina D'Inghilterra (Ferro)
Nabucco - SinfoniaAttila - PreludioGiovanna d'Arco - SinforniaLa Traviata - Preludio Atto 1I Vespri Siciliani - SinfoniaI Masnadieri - PreludioLuisa Miller - SinfoniaAroldo - SinforniLa Forza del Destino - SinfoniaAida - Danze
Most Famous Hits Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky The Magic Of The High Tatras Music On DVD 1. Concerto For Piano And Orchestrta No 1 In B Flat Minor Op 23 Nutcracker Suite op. 71 2. Flower Waltz 3. Dance Of the Reed Flutes Swan-Lake Suite op. 20a 4. Lake In the moonlight 5. Hungarian Dance 6. Concerto For Violin And Orchestrta In D Major Op 35 Canzonetta : Andante 7. Overrture Solnelle 1812 Op 49 8. The Magic Of The High Tatras Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra, Soloist: Peter Toperezer, Piano Conductor: Bystrik Rezucha Composer: Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowski (Peter Tschaikowski) Format: DVD Studio/Label: Planet Song Firma/Company: Medusa Entertainment © A Carinco AGDVD-Erscheinungstermin/Released: 2003 Laufzeit/Running Time: ca. 60:52 Min. Bild/Picture Format: 4:3 / PAL - Colour Ton/Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Sprache/Language: English Ländercode/Regional Code: 0 - All Regions Bestell-Nr./Catalog#: 8543 EAN/UPC: 5055137185439
Two nights of live performances on the 21st and 22nd September, 1998, at The Royal Albert Hall, enabled Cliff to say 'Thank You' to his fans for forty years in the music business.
Classic: 1.Amenites 2.A Mother's Sigh 3.The Good Shepherd 4.The Passion 5.Ave Maria 6.Toccata in D 7.Medley a.Adagio b.Concerto De Aranjuez c.Air On A G String d.Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte e.Nessun Dorma Gospel: 1.How Great Thou Art 2.Crying In The Chapel 3.The Blood 4.We've Come This Far By Faith 5.People Get Ready 6.He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother 7.Medley: a.Lead Me Jesus b.The Last Mile Of The Way c.Stand By Me Father d.Jesus Be A Fence Around Me 8.Amazing Grace 9.Precious Lord 10.What A Friend We Have In Jesus 11.The Old Rugged Cross 12.Jesus Is Just Alright 13.It Was You 14.Medley: a.Swing Low Sweet Chariot b.Just A Closer Walk With Thee c.Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen 15.Oh Happy Day 16.Passionate
Well-loved works by the masters of the grand operatic tradition - Puccini Gounod Offenbach Bellini Donizetti and more. Musical direction by Gian Paolo Sanzogno.
This performance of George Balanchine's ballet A Midsummer Night's Dream was filmed live at Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, in February 1999 and won the award for "Best Television Realisation of a Stage Production" at IMZ Dance Screen. The music is from Mendelssohn's youthful overture plus later theatre music, and five other pieces by the composer all selected by the great Russian choreographer Balanchine in 1962. In a fine ensemble cast, Paul Gibson as Oberon and Patricia Barker as Titania are suitably aloof, at least until the latter dances with the ass Bottom (Timothy Lynch) in a highlight of touching comedy. After all the quarrelsome entanglements of the first act, the finale ensures celebration and richly deserved happy endings all round. The simple sets have a picturesque charm, the costumes a fairytale glamour and the large cast, including many children, dance with flair and enthusiasm; this is clearly one production where everyone was having a fine time. In fact it is rather more enjoyable than Hollywood's A Midsummer Night's Dream of the same year. Ballet aficionados may also want to explore the BBC's wonderful Coppélia (2000). On the DVD: There are no special features on the disc, but the 12-page booklet is entirely in English and is well presented, offering track and cast lists, a synopsis and notes on Balanchine, Mendelssohn and the creative talents and directors of the Pacific Northwest Ballet. The sound is atmospheric--Dolby Digital 5.0--and the anamorphically enhanced 16:9 image is good, though slightly soft, and does occasionally reveal some compression artefacting. In defiance of regional encoding regulations, not only is this DVD region free, but includes the normal PAL UK television system programme material on one side and on the reverse includes the same content in NTSC format, suitable for American playback. Anyone curious to see if one format is better will find that the UK PAL transfer contains just a little more picture detail. --Gary S Dalkin
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