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I only hope all of sound like this when you're in your late 60s!

In spite of all the "orchestration" that went into the albums, Paul and Art were always at their best with just one acoustic guitar, beautifully constructed harmonic lines to seemingly simple melodies, and their passion for the sound they made. They are so young in this video. And then there's ...

Beautiful. He has such control and passion. This is probably as close as we are going to get to the way in which Vivaldi himself and his audiences must have heard this music. Thank you, Max.

The first Broadway show I saw was THE SOUND OF MUSIC, 3/6/61--I was thirteen. When Mary Martin sat straight under that cardboard tree she sang this song. And when her gaze traveled up to the balcony at the Lunt Fontaine Theatre where my parent and I were sitting, to this day, I swear she sang ri...

Why is this actor wearing a microphone? How big is the theatre that he can't cut the modest, sounds prerecorded, music? Does his school teach that actors don't need to learn projection?

Celtic Rock takes Irish Trad to a whole new, exciting, vibrant, youthful level.

A beautiful extended version of this most beautiful of waltzes by Richard Rodgers.

Viiiiivvvveee Yvvveeetttteee!!!!!

Strange and haunting song beautifully sung.

At 45 to 149-this music is Orf's CAMINA BURANA. It fits these images, but it is NOT in Lord of the Rings, I think.

The IRA of the rebellion is NOT the IRA of today, a paramilitary group that has appropriated the name of true Irish heroes to play on the sympathies of the people who know no difference. The current IRA is a terrorist group that even the Republic disavows. I, too, want the Brits out of the nort...

Andes co-starred in the short-lived WILDCAT with Lucille Ball.

I saw it on HULU, if you can stand the ads

"But Englishmen detest a

Siesta--"

Brilliant. Coward stands in a line of British humour and word-play that goes back through W. S. Gilbert (as in Gilbert and Sullivan) all the way back to Shakespeare and beyond.

The English love their English.

@cele657 Maybe you should ask your parents if there is a connection.

Why is Mr. Harris wearing a temple mic and singing into a floor mic? I think the man can do it without any mic at all. THE FANTASTICKS opened at the Sullivan Street Theatre in 1960 and closed there 40 years later. The current revival is running at the Snapple Theatre (renamed the Jerry Orbach ...

The music is NOT Offenbach, but Delibes (from his opera LAKME)

"The world is a stage, but the play is badly cast."--O. Wilde

Etting had the pathos; Doris Day the resignation; Merman is just hard, nothing tragic in her interpretation--she'd knock down if you even tried to kake her a victim!

Bravo, Seosamh

You can see Olivier and Leigh tigether in a pre-GWTW English film called FIRE OVER ENGLAND and a post-GWTW Hollywood film called either LADY HAMILTON (British) or THAT HAMILTON WOMAN (American).

R.P.I. Dolores Wilson