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Deliverance - Antarctica - Vangelis 1983 - Alpine Variations

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Uploaded by on May 30, 2008

The haunting melody "Deliverance" from the epic movie - Antarctica - with soundtrack composed by Vangelis in 1983. This version and personal interpretation played by amateur transgendered musician - Denise Hewitt - on a vintage 1990's Technics PR60 Electronic Keyboard.

I've included personal selection of Alpine Photographs (Time: 1:00 to 4:53) from my own Adventures & Expeditions within the European Alpine Regions of France - Chamonix Mont Blanc, Vanoise, Massif des Ecrins - and Austrian - Oztal and Stubai Alps. Despite being readily accessible, the European Alps still demand excellent climbing techniques and a thorough knowledge of personal survival skills!

The film Antarctica is directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara, with lead actor Ken Takakura, and soundtrack by Vangelis. It is a story about Japan's first scientific expedition to the Antarctic in 1958, where the scientists were confronted by severe winter with their 15 sled dogs. Later they were forced to abandon all of their sled dogs in an attempt to get back home safely. They apologized for not taking the dogs with them, but people were angry and upset that they left all those beloved dogs behind. A year later, when they returned to the Antarctic to search for the dogs, they found something incredible... two of the sled dogs were still alive, against the odds of extreme weather conditions.

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  • I live in France.

    Like your way to play Vangelis music Deliverance. I was keen of the movie Antarctica.

    Makes me think i'm in a church when you play organ.

    Thanks a lot for your performance.

    Love

  • Merci Bien! J'aime surtout la France! Thanks so much for your support, and I've watched this movie now several times - Of course the original is in Japanese! Warmest Wishes - Denise

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  • Thanks so much for viewing & commenting! Best Wishes - Denise

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