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Anton Karas Zither

A clip of Anton Karas playing zither.  
 
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LEOPARDTWO (5 days ago) Show Hide
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A haunting theme from the old world. Five stars.
hwerlinger (1 week ago) Show Hide
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El mejor citarista de todos los tiempos.
kazablanka24 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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a legjobb mindan idok filmzeneje
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The Third Man, best British film ever. The Harry Lime Theme, brilliant, always sends shivers down my back, it's so evocative. It could'nt be played on any other instrument. I am a rock musician of many years standing & I have to say, that zither looks a difficult instrument to me, but Anton Karas was obviously a master at it. He makes it look so easy. Thanks for the memories Mr. Karas, you're a star.
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A LEGROMANTIKUSSABB FILMZENE
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Koszi, hogy megmutattad kazablanka. A szamot ismerem. Nagyon szep, es tenyleg romantikus! Ebben az idoszakban meg volt romantika...
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This now almost defunct instrument was also popularised by Shirley Abicair, an Australian in the 50's and she was often on TV and on English TV.
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A wonderful year 1949, hope for the future after WW11 and Karas created a unique music that will last forever, it is embedded in my brain as I was born in Austria & was 3 when it was released.
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Did Mozart ever write anything for this instrument, or had it not yet been invented in his time?
chemiealex (1 month ago)
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