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2 months ago
Benjamin Britten speaks.
Benjamin Britten speaking in 1963 about the process of composing.
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2 months ago
Before Life and After
Benjamin Britten - Winter Words, A Hyperion Recording, Anthony Rolfe Johnson - tenor, Graham Johnson - piano, Thomas Hardy - lyrics
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Yes, more of this marvellous tenor, if you can. I have this recording and while listening to it, i forget all about Peter Pears, whom i like very much nonethless.
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2 months ago
Anthony Rolfe-Johnson - Gentle airs, melodious strains (Athalia, by Handel)
Beautiful interpretation by the tenor Anthony Rolfe-Johnson
From Handel's oratorio "Athalia" who also features Joan Sutherland.
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Yes, he shall be missed, as a singer and as a man. Wonderful voice! RIP. You deserve it. Very grateful.
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3 months ago
小津安二郎 『東京物語』 予告編
小津安二郎監督。1953年の作品です。
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"Arigato" means so much in this film, thanks to Ryu and Higashiyama. I nearly faint with respect and feeling moved by its use in Ozu films. Sugimura's telling "arigato" in EARLY SPRING...all magnificent thank yous that leave us far behind--but knowing it. These "arigatos" help us to grow, to a...
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3 months ago
Kojun Saitô - Tokyo Story
Tôkyô Monogatari (1953) main theme taken from Kojun Saitô's "A Memorial Album of Yasujiro Ozu"
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3 months ago
Kagawa Kyoko talks about Sansho Dayu
Legendary Japanese actress Kagawa Kyoko discusses her role in Sansho Dayu and what it was like to work for Mizoguchi. NOTE: This was not created by...
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Kagawa Kyoko is a very fine actress who became more and more beautiful with age, like all those whose soul must escape the body, it grows so in stature. I first saw her in Tokyo-Ga, then maybe 40 years later at the age of about 60, more beautiful still. Grace and dignity incarnate.
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3 months ago
Wenders and Chisyu Ryu from "TOKYO-GA(東京画)"
Homage to Yasujiro Ozu and Chisyu Ryu by Wim Wenders
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What a gorgeously poignant actor!
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3 months ago
Tamasaburo "The Written Face - Interviews" 坂東玉三郎 書かれた顔
In this excerpt of the 1995 film "The Written Face (書かれた顔)" by Daniel Schmid, Tamasaburo talked about being an onnagata (female role specialist). T...
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3 months ago
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I adored this film and, most especially, the interview with Sugimura Haruko. How i love and miss this very great actress who often played unsympathetic women, but never totally and so naturally.
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5 months ago
Jean Madeira & Carlo Bergonzi "Condotta ell'era in ceppi" Il Trovatore
MOH in Atlanta. May 4, 1960
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5 months ago
FRITZ WUNDERLICH & HERMANN PREY - Les pêcheurs de perles "Au fond du temple saint" (in tedesco)
Georges Bizet LES PÊCHEURS DE PERLES " Au fond du temple saint " - duetto Nadir -Zurga (in lingua tedesca)
Tenore tedesco FRITZ WUNDERLICH (26....
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Yes, unparalleled. Both singers were so great. And it is quite beautiful in German instead of French. I don't know, alas, the Bjoerling/Merrill version, which i'm sure is beautiful, but this is the ABSOLUTE LIMIT. Thanks so much for posting (I'd never heard this daring duo before! And i thoug...
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5 months ago
Victoria de los Angeles, two Lieder by Schubert (live, January 1960)
The great Catalan soprano Victoria de los Angeles (1923-2005) in two lieder by Schubert, coming from a recital in January 1960 (venue uncertain). S...
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@Bivolari. In answer to your question, no.
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7 months ago
War Requiem
A rare appearance away from Covent Garden as the ROH move to the Royal Albert Hall.
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Sorry, i meant my remark below to go to jabney8mmm
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8 months ago
Wuthering Heights (Catherine & Heathcliff)
Heathcliff losing his love, his life, and his religion, Catherine. Song "Losing My Religion" done by Tori Amos (REM).
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Don't mean to offend anyone, but the music doesn't seem to reach the same level as the storyline or the film in its entirety. It isn't frivolous, but it is dissonant with the British landscape--and all the rest. My opinion.
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8 months ago
The Death Of Emily Bronte
A bit overly sentimental, but nonetheless fascinating documentary excerpt which looks at the final years of the literary icon, from the publication...
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Couldn't they find a more appropriate British voice to narrate?
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams, The Unforgettable (Part 3 of 3)
Short documentary from 2001, looking back at the life of the late, great, unforgettable Kenneth Williams.
R.I.P. Kenneth Williams (22nd February 1...
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams, The Unforgettable (Part 2 of 3)
Short documentary from 2001, looking back at the life of the late, great, unforgettable Kenneth Williams.
R.I.P. Kenneth Williams (22nd February 1...
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams, The Unforgettable (Part 1 of 3)
Short documentary from 2001, looking back at the life of the late, great, unforgettable Kenneth Williams.
R.I.P. Kenneth Williams (22nd February 1...
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams 1983 Interview Part 2 Gloria Hunniford
2nd part of the Kenneth Williams and Gloria Hunniford interview
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams 1983 Interview Part 1 Gloria Hunniford
A delightful interview and again back on true form!
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams Interview 1974 Part 2- Hilarious
Concluding part.
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams Interview 1974 Part 1 - Hilarious
An Interview with Kenneth Williams in 1974 with Russell Harty, where he was on his best form ever - a truly amazing and very funny performance.
S...
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He is was and will be inimitable, whether caustic or cool. He was brilliant. Magical. Thanks so much. And i miss him very much.
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8 months ago
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8 months ago
Kenneth Williams In A Heated Argument
The comedian gets into an argument about politics with Michael Parkinson on his show. The show was recorded and broadcast on Saturday February 17th...
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8 months ago
ANTHONY HOPKINS WITNESSES DEATH ON SET
Anthony Hopkins' own experience with seeing death on the set inspired Slipstream.
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8 months ago
Carry on Camping - Matrons music
This music should follow matron around wherever she goes
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8 months ago
British Rail UK TV Advert, 1976
With Hattie Jacques and Jackie Stewart
This is a re-encoding of a previous file
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8 months ago
Asda UK TV Advert, 1980
With Hattie Jacques
This is a re-encoding of a previous file
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8 months ago
Sid James (1913-1976)
Sid James (born Solomon Joel Cohen; 8th May 1913 - 26th April 1976) was a South African, British-based actor and comedian, who made his name as Ton...
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8 months ago
Sid James Interview Additional Clips
More bits of the Sid James interview.Anyone got the complete recording?
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8 months ago
Terry-Thomas in "Make Mine Mink" - (1960)
A Hugh Stewart film in which Terry joins forces with his fellow boarding house residents to set-up a modern-day gang of Robin Hoods who steal fur c...
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@uszoninyc. I found it on AMC and recorded it the whole day! But since then i have learned that you can have it on dvd, of course. As to PAL vs NTSC, not to worry, just ask your dvd-player salesman to adjust it to "all regions." I did that on mine here in Europe and can play films from any co...
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8 months ago
Too Many Crooks - UK Trailer
Trailer for the 1959 film
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Like it, but not "the greatest comedy cast ever." That's in MAKE MINE MINK.
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8 months ago
Make Mine Mink - UK Trailer
Trailer for the 1960 film
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The absolute best! My favourite comedy in the world. Have seen it more than 400 times, no fooling:) Thanks so very much for posting it!!!
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9 months ago
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The above D Parker quote is incorrect. Look it up--i haven't got it right to hand, but she calls herself the 'twanstant weader' for one and i think she did succeed in throwing up! She was so damned funny, maybe too sarcastic for her (and our?) own good. Whilst i do not agree with her on Pooh Be...
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9 months ago
Sister-Act: Arabella, "Aber der Richtige"
Lisa Della Casa, Anneliese Rothenberger Are Strauss' Singing Sisters. 1963
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@rlee1976 You are so right, singer or not, we KNOW this lady can sing, indeed. I was lucky in having written her a long letter a couple of years ago and she responded with a wonderful (shorter but in English!) letter. This comforts me now she is gone. She will not be gone from the collective m...
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10 months ago
W.A. Mozart "Le Nozze di Figaro" KV 492 Part 15 E Susanna non vien..., Dove Sono...
The countess isn't pleased either and wonders where the days have gone of love and tenderness...We wonder, too.
La Contessa - Lisa Della Casa
Eri...
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@lagj49 Je suis d'accord avec vous et pour Mozart et pour Strauss et pour Schumann, Mahler...Take a look at my LIDA DELLA CASA FAN CLUB on fb, tons of videos, photos, discussions, Wikipedia, etc. A true LDC feast. You are most welcome:)
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10 months ago
LISA DELLA CASA "E SUSANNA NON VIEN!"..."DOVE SONO"
The great soprano Lisa della Casa sings "E Susanna non vien!...Dove sono"
from Le Nozze di Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Orchestra of the Metro...
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Sometimes i think this is my favourite FIGARO in Italian and featuring the sublime Swiss soprano. Thanks so much for posting. Yes, a shimmering silvery sound which i know only her to have produced. Unique.
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10 months ago
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11 months ago
Cathy Berberian | talking | rehearsing | singing | laughing | explaining | 1/2
Cathy Berberian | talking | rehearsing | singing | laughing | explaining |
Part One
Fragments from a Dutch radio show 1979
Editing: John Knap
www.j...
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Yes, the marvelous Cathy. We miss you. Thank you for posting!
Too bad it stops in the middle of Britten's response to an interesting question. Many thanks anyhow and, yes, where can one get hold of this? I have two dvds on his life and in neither do some of what i see on here appear. What a shame. Very fine, thanks again.