This simple piece is a wonderful composition by the greek Eleni Karaindrou in a Film with the wonderful actor Bruno Ganz produced and directed by Theo Angelopoulos. It`s a sad music and on the CD it`s a theme that returns many times in different arrangements - try to find it...

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The brand new video clip of Alexander Rybak & FRIKAR dance company! Melody and lyrics by Alexander Rybak. Choreography by Hallgrim Hansegård. Dancers: Sigbjørn Rua & Hallgrim Hansegård.
Rybak & FRIKAR are now travelling Norway and Europe with their 45 min show where Rybak plays FRIKAR Norwegian folk music composed by Andreas Ljones, with 3 dancers and full band. Europe tour in October!

Alexander Rybak and FRIKAR dance company won Eurovision Song Contest 2009 with Fairytale.

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Duration: 06 mins 03 secs
Black & White with Sound

Roy Fox and his band plus comedian Douglas Byng at Monseigneur Club.

Intertitle reads, 'The New Empire Review presents:- Douglas Byng - the Celebrated West-end Comedian. And Roy Fox and his Band. (Millions have heard 'Roy' on the air - here he is on the screen.) (Filmed at the Monseigneur, London.) Midnight, and dancing feet and smart-frocked swaying forms proclaim the west-end is in full swing - ".

Opens with Roy Fox and his orchestra playing. Al Bowlly (that is the correct spelling!) is the guitarist in the orchestra and can be clearly seen sitting in the band playing (he became a singer in his own right in later years). Couples seen dancing. Intercut with couples dancing and diners.

A 'gangway' is brought on and Douglas Byng enters in full evening dress. He announces "by request - a little song of spring". While intro music is played Byng puts lady's gown on over his own clothes plus wig and feather boa. He begins to sing, in exaggerated manner, of "spring in the air". He sings of the birds and bees etc. The song is full of double meanings. At one stage he has trouble with his feather boa and also consults with Roy Fox over the word 'Botticelli' in his lyrics. He censors it with a dismissive aside - "French!".

He finishes number to loud applause and the presentation of a large bouquet of tattered flowers.

Note: This is a funny one! The band musicians are laughing at Byng's act - always a good sign! - SL. For search purposes, drag, female impersonator.

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