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Shot on Race Tracks worldwide between 2006 and 2010 with canon DSLR, ARRI 35mill & RED cameras Footage produced by RTV GmbH Director of Photography: Thomas Stokowski OnBoardPhotographer: Emanuel M. Schwermer Editor: Felix G. Rauch SoundDesighn: Ike D. Aligbe OnBoardRigs & Speedcar: Thomas Roim CameraEquipment: FGV Schmidle GmbH Russian Arm: Filmotechnique Driver in order of appearance: -Timo Glock -Niko Hülkenberg -Rubens Barrichello -Jarno Trulli -Nico Rossberg -Michael Schumacher -Ralf Schumacher

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Brand: Peugeot Tagline: Time proof redesigned Agency: BETC Euro RSCG Agency Producer: Solene Frank Creative Director: Anne-Cécile Tauleigne Director: Zeitguised Production: Stink France Producer: Greg Panteix Director of Photography: Thomas Stokowski Post Production: Nightshift Music: BOT'OX, Blue Steel The commercial titled Rain was done by BETC EURO RSCG advertising agency for peugeot 207 (PEUGEOT company) in France. It was released in the September 2010. Business sector is Cars.

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A landmark in the history of audio, this is the first orchestral performance recorded with the then newly developed electrical process-- using a microphone, amplifier, and electromagnetic cutting head. From Edison's invention of the phonograph, in 1877, until 1925, recordings were made acoustically, using megaphone-like large horns similar to the playback horn through which Nipper, the Victor trademark dog, is hearing His Master's Voice. The acoustic process relied solely on the physical energy of the voice or musical instruments for cutting the grooves; there were no volume knobs to adjust. While the acoustic process could yield pleasing sound-- my upload of the New York Philharmonic 1918 recording is an example of the process at its best-- its frequency range and dynamic range were extremely narrow. American Telephone & Telegraph's Bell Laboratories, having developed an equipment package for radio broadcasting that the Western Electric division marketed, developed a package for record companies that was adopted industry-wide through the latter half of the 1920s. Records made with the electrical process boasted much more natural sound, better defined bass-to-treble and soft-to-loud, which, for the first time, could be controlled while recording-- there was a volume knob. It can be argued that subsequent improvements in recording technique-- hifi, stereo, even digital-- are evolutionary advances; the electrical process was a revolutionary break with the past. However, the <b>...</b>

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College Band Directors National Academy National Conference March 23-26, 2011 Ball State University Wind Ensemble Bells for Stokowski (2002) by Michael Daugherty Thomas E. Caneva, conductor

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Presenting Debi Thomas as Wanda Beezle. This is her fantastic exhibition from 1986 Worlds Exhibition performance. Enjoy!!!

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Stokowski made the first American LP of the "Tallis Fantasia" for RCA in 1952 with a specially selected band of New York string players, including such eminent soloists as William Lincer, viola, and Leonard Rose, cello. Stokowski's version was quite different to those by such conductors as Sir Adrian Boult, Sir Malcolm Sargent and Sir John Barbirolli, so don't expect a typically 'English' reading! But as it was one of the first recordings of the work to come out of the USA it has a certain historic interest. (Cala CACD0542).

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John Barbirolli Born: 12/2/1899 - Holborn, London, England Died: 7/29/1970 - London, England Ralph Vaughan Williams (12 October 1872 -- 26 August 1958) Thomas Tallis, English composer (ca. 1505 - 1585) Ralph Vaughan Williams was born on 12 October 1872 in Down Ampney, Gloucestershire, where his father, the Revd Arthur Vaughan Williams was vicar. Following his father's death in 1875 he was taken by his mother, Margaret Susan née Wedgwood, the great-granddaughter of the potter Josiah Wedgwood, to live with her family at Leith Hill Place. As a student he had studied piano, "which I never could play, and the violin, which was my musical salvation." After Charterhouse School he attended the Royal College of Music (RCM) under Charles Villiers Stanford. He read history and music at Trinity College, Cambridge, where his friends and contemporaries included the philosophers GE Moore and Bertrand Russell. One of his fellow pupils at the RCM was Leopold Stokowski and during 1896 they both studied organ under Sir Walter Parratt. Stokowski later went on to perform six of Vaughan Williams's symphonies for American audiences. Another friendship made at the RCM, crucial to Vaughan Williams's development as a composer, was with fellow-student Gustav Holst. He mixed composition with conducting, lecturing and editing other music, notably that of Henry Purcell and the English Hymnal. He had further lessons with Max Bruch in Berlin in 1897 and later took a big step forward in his orchestral <b>...</b>

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A request. Morning Mood from Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite (No. 1) performed by Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic in 1939. A common record but well played and recorded by Beecham. Beecham, along with Stokowski, was very sympathetic to the need to make adjustments for the recording process. As a result, their records are usually the best sounding of their time.

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Reposted - This deserves to be heard uninterrupted. John Barbirolli Born: 12/2/1899 - Holborn, London, England Died: 7/29/1970 - London, England Ralph Vaughan Williams (12 October 1872 -- 26 August 1958) Thomas Tallis, English composer (ca. 1505 - 1585) Ralph Vaughan Williams was born on 12 October 1872 in Down Ampney, Gloucestershire, where his father, the Revd Arthur Vaughan Williams was vicar. Following his father's death in 1875 he was taken by his mother, Margaret Susan née Wedgwood, the great-granddaughter of the potter Josiah Wedgwood, to live with her family at Leith Hill Place. As a student he had studied piano, "which I never could play, and the violin, which was my musical salvation." After Charterhouse School he attended the Royal College of Music (RCM) under Charles Villiers Stanford. He read history and music at Trinity College, Cambridge, where his friends and contemporaries included the philosophers GE Moore and Bertrand Russell. One of his fellow pupils at the RCM was Leopold Stokowski and during 1896 they both studied organ under Sir Walter Parratt. Stokowski later went on to perform six of Vaughan Williams's symphonies for American audiences. Another friendship made at the RCM, crucial to Vaughan Williams's development as a composer, was with fellow-student Gustav Holst. He mixed composition with conducting, lecturing and editing other music, notably that of Henry Purcell and the English Hymnal. He had further lessons with Max Bruch in Berlin in 1897 <b>...</b>

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A request. Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the London Philharmonic in a recording of the 1st movement of Mozart's Symphony No. 40 (K550) for Columbia in 1937. Beecham had an affinity for Mozart who was not particularly popular before the War. This is considered the definitive early recording of this work. Beecham, along with Stokowski, was very accommodating to the needs of the recording process. As a result, as is evidenced here, his records are always among the best sounding of their time. Toscanini was just the opposite and most of his records suffer from substandard sound quality.

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Lukas Schauttner (Oliver Stokowski) muss beruflich nach Rumänien. Seit seiner Ausreise 1987 hat er seine ehemalige Heimat Siebenbürgen verdrängt. Kaum da, begegnet er seiner Jugendliebe. Die Repressionen der Securitate, die Ausbürgerung seiner Familie, die Verwicklung seiner Jugendliebe darin und die riesige Enttäuschung darüber holen ihn ein. Die Vergangenheitsbewältigung entsteht in Rückblenden, im Wechsel zwischen kalten Bildern in seinem deutschen Leben und fast somnambul wirkenden Bildern des ländlichen Siebenbürgen. Regie: Martin Enlen Drehbuch: Thomas Kirchner (Überarbeitung Rolf Silber) Darsteller: Oliver Stokowski, Katharina Böhm, Dorka Gryllus, Jürgen Tarrach Produzent: Doris Zander, Josephine Belke Musik: Dieter Schleip Kamera: Philipp Timme Set Designer: Su Probster Schnitt: Monika Abspacher Redaktion: Pit Rampelt Deutscher Verleih: ZDF Produktionsfirma: Aspekt Telefilm-Produktion Berlin GmbH | Phone: +49 30 88 66 88 502 | Email: info@aspekt-telefilm.de | www.aspekt-telefilm.de

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Liebe ist schön, aber gar nicht so einfach! Bei den fünf wilden Hühnern spielen die Gefühle jedenfalls seltsame Streiche. Zwar ist Oberhuhn Sprotte überglücklich mit Fred, dafür steckt aber ihre Mutter Sybille in einer echten Lebenskrise. Damit aber noch nicht genug: Melanie leidet schwer unter Liebeskummer, Trude schwärmt nur noch von Rickys schwarzen Locken, Frieda pflegt immer lieber ihre Wochenendfreundschaft zu Maik und Wilmas erste Liebe gestaltet sich als die komplizierteste von allen. Dabei müssen die Hühner lernen, dass Liebe nicht unbedingt immer etwas mit Jungs zu tun hat! Auch wenn - über den ganzen Irrungen und Wirrungen - die Bande auseinanderzubrechen droht, am Ende halten sie doch wieder zusammen.

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Here are the top ten most beautiful songs ever written (in my opinion). They go in a list like this: #10 - Samuel Barber : " Adagio For The Strings " -Conducted by Paul Ruskay #9 - Johann Sebastian Bach : " Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring " -Conducted by Leopold Stokowski #8 - Johann Pachelbel " Canon " -Conducted by Unknown #7 - Jacques Offenbach " Barcarolle " From the play " The Tales Of Hoffman " -Performed by Unknown #6 - Franz Schubert : " Ave Maria " -Performed by Leontyne Price And The St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York #5 - Pietro Mascagni : " Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana) " -Performed By The Orchestra Of Bologna Municop Thetra #4 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Air " -Conducted By Unknown #3 - Cesar Franck " Panis Angelicus " Performed By St. Philips Boys' Choir Featuring Jaymi Bandtock And Sam Harper #2 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Unaccompanied Cello Suite No. 1, BWV 1007 " -Performed By Yo-Yo Ma #1 - Ludwig Van Beethoven : " Moonlight Sonata , 1st Movement " -Performed By Unknown Entire version of "Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring" conducted by Leopold Stokowski, click here: www.youtube.com For more songs that I couldn't fit into this video, click below: My 2nd video "2nd Top Ten Most Beautiful Songs Of All Time": www.youtube.com

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My Old Kentucky - Old Black Joe - Shine On - Kingdom Coming Maud Powell (August 22, 1867 January 8, 1920) IMHO the best American violinist. MAUD POWELL - A Pioneer's Legacy by Karen A. Shaffer (edited to fit) Maud Powell was born on August 22, 1867, in Peru, Illinois, on the western frontier in the American heartland. Her grandparents had been Methodist missionaries in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois before the Civil War. Her father William Bramwell Powell was an innovative educator; superintendent of the public schools in Peru, then Aurora, IL, and finally Washington, DC Her mother Minnie Paul Powell was a pianist and composer whose gender precluded a career. Minnie and Bramwell's sisters were active in the woman's suffrage movement. Maud's uncle John Wesley Powell, Civil War hero and explorer of the Grand Canyon, organized the scientific study of the western lands and the native Indians as the powerful director of the US Geological Survey and Bureau of Ethnology and founder of the National Geographic Society. A prodigy, Powell began violin and piano study in Aurora, Illinois, then studied violin four years with William Lewis in Chicago, to whom she "owed the most." She completed her training with Europe's greatest masters -- Henry Schradieck in Leipzig, Charles Dancla in Paris, and Joseph Joachim in Berlin. Returning to the United States knowing that "girl violinists were looked upon with suspicion," Powell boldly walked into a rehearsal of the all-male New York <b>...</b>

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Maud Powell (August 22, 1867 January 8, 1920) IMHO the best American violinist. MAUD POWELL - A Pioneer's Legacy by Karen A. Shaffer (edited to fit) Maud Powell was born on August 22, 1867, in Peru, Illinois, on the western frontier in the American heartland. Her grandparents had been Methodist missionaries in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois before the Civil War. Her father William Bramwell Powell was an innovative educator; superintendent of the public schools in Peru, then Aurora, IL, and finally Washington, DC Her mother Minnie Paul Powell was a pianist and composer whose gender precluded a career. Minnie and Bramwell's sisters were active in the woman's suffrage movement. Maud's uncle John Wesley Powell, Civil War hero and explorer of the Grand Canyon, organized the scientific study of the western lands and the native Indians as the powerful director of the US Geological Survey and Bureau of Ethnology and founder of the National Geographic Society. A prodigy, Powell began violin and piano study in Aurora, Illinois, then studied violin four years with William Lewis in Chicago, to whom she "owed the most." She completed her training with Europe's greatest masters -- Henry Schradieck in Leipzig, Charles Dancla in Paris, and Joseph Joachim in Berlin. Returning to the United States knowing that "girl violinists were looked upon with suspicion," Powell boldly walked into a rehearsal of the all-male New York Philharmonic in Steinway Hall and demanded a hearing from Theodore <b>...</b>

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Maud Powell (August 22, 1867 January 8, 1920) IMHO the best American violinist. MAUD POWELL - A Pioneer's Legacy by Karen A. Shaffer (edited to fit) Maud Powell was born on August 22, 1867, in Peru, Illinois, on the western frontier in the American heartland. Her grandparents had been Methodist missionaries in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois before the Civil War. Her father William Bramwell Powell was an innovative educator; superintendent of the public schools in Peru, then Aurora, IL, and finally Washington, DC Her mother Minnie Paul Powell was a pianist and composer whose gender precluded a career. Minnie and Bramwell's sisters were active in the woman's suffrage movement. Maud's uncle John Wesley Powell, Civil War hero and explorer of the Grand Canyon, organized the scientific study of the western lands and the native Indians as the powerful director of the US Geological Survey and Bureau of Ethnology and founder of the National Geographic Society. A prodigy, Powell began violin and piano study in Aurora, Illinois, then studied violin four years with William Lewis in Chicago, to whom she "owed the most." She completed her training with Europe's greatest masters -- Henry Schradieck in Leipzig, Charles Dancla in Paris, and Joseph Joachim in Berlin. Returning to the United States knowing that "girl violinists were looked upon with suspicion," Powell boldly walked into a rehearsal of the all-male New York Philharmonic in Steinway Hall and demanded a hearing from Theodore <b>...</b>

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Maud Powell (August 22, 1867 January 8, 1920) IMHO the best American violinist. MAUD POWELL - A Pioneer's Legacy by Karen A. Shaffer (edited to fit) Maud Powell was born on August 22, 1867, in Peru, Illinois, on the western frontier in the American heartland. Her grandparents had been Methodist missionaries in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois before the Civil War. Her father William Bramwell Powell was an innovative educator; superintendent of the public schools in Peru, then Aurora, IL, and finally Washington, DC Her mother Minnie Paul Powell was a pianist and composer whose gender precluded a career. Minnie and Bramwell's sisters were active in the woman's suffrage movement. Maud's uncle John Wesley Powell, Civil War hero and explorer of the Grand Canyon, organized the scientific study of the western lands and the native Indians as the powerful director of the US Geological Survey and Bureau of Ethnology and founder of the National Geographic Society. A prodigy, Powell began violin and piano study in Aurora, Illinois, then studied violin four years with William Lewis in Chicago, to whom she "owed the most." She completed her training with Europe's greatest masters -- Henry Schradieck in Leipzig, Charles Dancla in Paris, and Joseph Joachim in Berlin. Returning to the United States knowing that "girl violinists were looked upon with suspicion," Powell boldly walked into a rehearsal of the all-male New York Philharmonic in Steinway Hall and demanded a hearing from Theodore <b>...</b>

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INTRODUCED BY LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, DOROTHY MAYNOR SINGS..."THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER" BEAUTIFUL INTERPRETATION... ENJOY!!!!

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TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act III - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

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TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Finale Act III - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

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Дианна (Дина) Дурбин (Deanna Durbin) в фильме, наполненном классической музыкой, "Сто мужчин и одна девушка" ("One Hundred Men And A Girl") (1937). Cast: Deanna Durbin...Patricia Cardwell Adolphe Menjou...John Cardwell Alice Brady...Mrs. Frost Eugene Pallette...John R. Frost Mischa Auer...Michael Borodoff Billy Gilbert...Garage Owner Alma Kruger...Mrs. Tyler Jack Smart...Marshall, the Doorman Jed Prouty...Tommy Bitters Jameson Thomas...Russell Howard Hickman...Johnson Frank Jenks...Taxi Driver Christian Rub...Gustav Brandstetter Gerald Oliver Smith...Stevens, the Butler Jack Mulhall...Rudolph Leopold Stokowski...Himself Credits: Executive Producer...Charles R. Rogers Original Screenplay...Bruce Manning, Charles Kenyon, James Mulhauser Based on an idea by...Hans Kraly Director of Photography...Joseph Valentine, ASC Assistant Director...Frank Shaw Music...Frederick Hollander, Sam Coslow Associate Musical Director...Charles Previn Vocal Instructor...Andres de Segurola Film Editor...Bernard W. Burton Sound...Joseph Lapis, Bernard B. Brown Production Designed by...John Harkrider Sets...Jack Martin Smith Gowns...Vera West Directed by...Henry Koster Associate Producer...Joseph Pasternak

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Bedřich Smetana: Šárka Cyklus symfonických básní Má vlast/My Country, cycle of symphonic poems Symfonický orchestr Pražské konzervatoře/Prague Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra řídí/conducted Jiří Bělohlávek Pražské jaro/Prague Spring 2011 Zahajovací koncert/Opening Concert (12/05/2011) Smetanova síň Obecního domu v Praze/Municipal House -- Smetana Hall, Prague The Prague Spring Festival was held for the first time in 1946 in honour of the 50th anniversary of establishment of theCzech Philharmonic and 12th May was chosen as the opening date for the festival as the date of death of Bedřich Smetana, a national classic music composer. Establishment of the festival was the culmination of long-term efforts (nearly 70 years) by the Prague music community to hold an annual music event with participation by first-class soloists and leading orchestras from around the world. Since 1952 the festival has been launched by a performance of the symphonic poem Má vlast by Bedřich Smetana and closed by a performance of An Ode to Joy by Ludwig van Beethoven. World class artists who have performed on the Prague festival's podiums include Lorin Maazel, Herbert von Karajan, Mstislav Rostropovič, Sir Colin Davis, Maurice André, Leonid Kogan, Paul Klecki, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Alfred Brendel, Heinrich Schiff, Leopold Stokowski, Arthur Honegger, Artur Rubinstein and David Oistrach. Czech artists include Karel Ančerl, Rudolf Firkušný, Jaroslav Krombholc, Rafael Kubelík, Jarmila Novotná, Václav <b>...</b>

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Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot -New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act I - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

FRANCO CORELLI Birgit Nilsson Anna Moffo Bonaldo Giaiotti Calvin Marsh Leopold Stokowski mario_lanza Tenor New York metropolitan_opera House March 04.1961 voce arte uomo opera classical singer music great best channel Stoltapaura Prince of Tenors Superstar Triumph Giacomo Puccini Turandot Signore ascolta!

Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot -New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act II - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

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Charles Ives - Symphony n.4 Michael Tilson-Thomas and Chicago Symphony Orchestra & Chorus The Symphony No. 4, S. 4 (K. 1A4) by Charles Ives (1874 1954) was written between the years of 1910 and 1916. The symphony is notable for its multi-layered complexity - usually necessitating two conductors in performance - and for its over-sized orchestra. Combining elements and techniques of Ives's previous compositional work, this has been called "one of his most definitive works"; Ives' biographer, Jan Swafford has called it "Ives's climactic masterpiece." First movement This movement and the third movement were first performed in New York City on January 29, 1927. In contrast to Ives's other works for large orchestra, which begin in quiet and meditative moods, this symphony starts with a strong, maestoso, fortissimo bass line, immediately followed by a rising trumpet fanfare. A quiet passage follows. The movement ends with chorus singing the Epiphany hymn Watchman ("Watchman, tell us of the night.") Unlike the bold beginning, the movement dies away, quadruple-pianissimo, at the end. Second movement Ives bases this "Comedy" movement on Hawthorne's story The Celestial Railroad. It is possibly his most extreme essay in overlapping of multiple thematic material, found also in his Holidays Symphony. Tunes quoted include The Sweet By and By, Beulah Land, Marching Through Georgia, Ye Christian Heralds, Jesus, Lover of my Soul and Nearer, my God, to Thee. The complexity of this movement <b>...</b>

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TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act II - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

FRANCO CORELLI Birgit Nilsson Anna Moffo Bonaldo Giaiotti Calvin Marsh Leopold Stokowski mario_lanza Tenor New York metropolitan_opera House March 04.1961 voce arte uomo opera classical singer music great best channel Stoltapaura Prince of Tenors Superstar Triumph Giacomo Puccini Turandot Figlio del cielo! No Principessa altera! Tre enigmi m'hai proposto!

*FRANCO CORELLI* TURANDOT* PARTE 8* Metropolitan Opera House March 4, 1961 Matinee Broadcast TURANDOT Turandot................Birgit Nilsson Calaf...................Franco Corelli Liu.....................Anna Moffo Timur...................Bonaldo Giaiotti Ping....................Frank Guarrera Pang....................Robert Nagy Pong....................Charles Anthony Emperor Altoum..........Alessio De Paolis Mandarin................Calvin Marsh Prince of Persia........Edilio Ferraro Servant.................Thomas Russell Servant.................Craig Crosson Servant.................Robert Bishop Executioner.............Howard Sayette Executioner.............Wally Adams Executioner.............William Burdick Conductor...............Leopold Stokowski NONPROFIT (Sin fines de lucro ya modo informativo e ilustrativo) (Non-profit and as informative and illustrative)

Franco Corelli Birgit Nilsson Turandot Giacomo Puccini Conductor Leopold Stokowski Metropolitan Opera House 1961 Anna Moffo love in music art ove arte lírico liric images Belle Canzoni italiane Sempre Ramón Vargas Plácido Domingo José Carreras Cura Luciano Pavarotti Rolando Villazón Jonas Kaufmann Marcelo Alvarez laonirica

TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act I - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

FRANCO CORELLI Birgit Nilsson Anna Moffo Bonaldo Giaiotti Calvin Marsh Leopold Stokowski mario_lanza Tenor New York metropolitan_opera House March 04.1961 voce arte uomo opera classical singer music great best channel Stoltapaura Prince of Tenors Superstar Triumph Giacomo Puccini Turandot Popolo di Pekino!...Perchè tarda la luna?

A painter paints pictures on canvas. But musicians paint their pictures on silence. ~Leopold Stokowski Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach All deep things are song. It seems somehow the very central essence of us, song; as if all the rest were but wrappages and hulls! ~Thomas Carlyle If the King loves music, it is well with the land. ~Mencius Without music life would be a mistake. ~Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Take a music bath once or twice a week for a few seasons. You will find it is to the soul what a water bath is to the body. ~Oliver Wendell Holmes If a composer could say what he had to say in words he would not bother trying to say it in music. ~Gustav Mahler Why waste money on psychotherapy when you can listen to the B Minor Mass? Everyone have pain in his life..B minor is a sweat pain raaga... Fredrik Tuticorin.

Rahman Music is an another Planets... suthafredrik

Part 3 of 3. The Disney Family Album documentary of Animator Ollie Johnston, one of Walt's famous "Nine Old Men".

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TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act I - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

FRANCO CORELLI Birgit Nilsson Anna Moffo Bonaldo Giaiotti Calvin Marsh Leopold Stokowski mario_lanza Tenor New York metropolitan_opera House March 04.1961 voce arte uomo opera classical singer music great best channel Stoltapaura Prince of Tenors Superstar Triumph Giacomo Puccini Turandot or don't cry for me dear Non piangere Liù!

A obra prima de Claude Debussy.

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Thomas Edison, le célèbre inventeur américain, fut un des pionniers du cinématographe. Cependant, s'il parvint à confectionner plusieurs types de caméras capable d'enregistrer les images sur pellicule, il ne fut pas un grand réalisateur. Ainsi, Edison se contenta de produire la majorité des court-métrages filmés avec ses appareils. A noter que peu de films explorant le monde d'Oz furent tournés depuis le début du XX° siècle. Le film le plus célèbre de la franchise reste celui tourné en 1939, "Le magicien d'Oz", qui connut une suite officieuse en 1985 ("Retour à Oz"). La vidéo actuelle étant de trop grande taille, j'ai été contraint de la diviser en quatre parties. Ceci est la seconde. www.histoire-fr.com

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TheWorld's Greatest Tenor FRANCO CORELLI sings Giacomo Puccini's - Turandot - New York, Metropolitan Opera House, ore: 1400 musical preparation Victor Trucco; associate chorus master Thomas P. Martin; production originated by Yoshio Aoyama; staged by Nathaniel Merrill; set and costume design Cecil Beaton; assistant to Mr. Beaton: Edward Wittstein; choreography Mattlyn Gavers; scenery and properties constructed in the Metropolitan Opera Shops and painted in the Metropolitan Opera Studios; costumes executed by Karinska; wigs created by Nina Lawson and executed in the Metropolitan Opera Wig Department; shoes and boots La Ray Boot Shop; lighting supervised by Rudolph Kuntner - Act I - La principessa Turandot - Birgit Nilsson L'imperatore Altoum - Alessio de Paolis Timur - Bonaldo Giaiotti Il principe ignoto (Calaf ) - FRANCO CORELLI Liù - Anna Moffo Ping - Frank Guarrera Pang - Robert Nagy Pong - Charles Anthony Un mandarino - Calvin Marsh Il principe di Persia - Edilio Ferraro Servitore - Thomas Russell; Craig Crosson; Robert Bishop Il carnefice - Howard Sayette; Wally Adams; William Burdick maestro del coro - Kurt Adler Conductor - Leopold Stokowski March 04.1961

FRANCO CORELLI Birgit Nilsson Anna Moffo Bonaldo Giaiotti Calvin Marsh Leopold Stokowski mario_lanza Tenor New York metropolitan_opera House March 04.1961 voce arte uomo opera classical singer music great best channel Stoltapaura Prince of Tenors Superstar Triumph Giacomo Puccini Turandot O_giovinetto! Figlio che fai?

*FRANCO CORELLI* TURANDOT* PARTE 10* Metropolitan Opera House March 4, 1961 Matinee Broadcast TURANDOT Turandot................Birgit Nilsson Calaf...................Franco Corelli Liu.....................Anna Moffo Timur...................Bonaldo Giaiotti Ping....................Frank Guarrera Pang....................Robert Nagy Pong....................Charles Anthony Emperor Altoum..........Alessio De Paolis Mandarin................Calvin Marsh Prince of Persia........Edilio Ferraro Servant.................Thomas Russell Servant.................Craig Crosson Servant.................Robert Bishop Executioner.............Howard Sayette Executioner.............Wally Adams Executioner.............William Burdick Conductor...............Leopold Stokowski NONPROFIT (Sin fines de lucro ya modo informativo e ilustrativo) (Non-profit and as informative and illustrative)

Franco Corelli Birgit Nilsson Turandot Giacomo Puccini Conductor Leopold Stokowski Metropolitan Opera House 1961 Anna Moffo love in music art ove arte lírico liric images Belle Canzoni italiane Sempre Ramón Vargas Plácido Domingo José Carreras Cura Luciano Pavarotti Rolando Villazón Jonas Kaufmann Marcelo Alvarez laonirica

Richard Arnell (1917-2009) Concerto pour piano et orchestre n°1 (1946) 2/3 Pianiste : David Owen Norris Dir : Martin Yates 2- Andante, con moto. Cadenza (10.43) Elève de John Ireland au Royal College of Music, Richard Arnell remporta le prix Farrar de composition à la fin de sa dernière année. Parti aux Etats-Unis peu avant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il fut contraint d'y rester, comme son confrère Arthur Bliss, et commença sa carrière de compositeur, soutenu par Bernard Herrmann et Leopold Stokowski qui interprétèrent plusieurs de ses œuvres. La paix revenue, il enseigna au Trinity College de Londres, écrivit de la musique de films et de documentaires, des ballets, notamment pour le chorégraphe George Balanchine, de nombreuses pièces pour orchestre, et sept symphonies ; la dernière, inachevée, dédiée à Nelson Mandela, fut complétée par le chef d'orchestre Martin Yates. Une œuvre variée et ciselée qui a fait dire au chef d'orchestre Sir Thomas Beecham (lequel commanda à Richard Arnell « Lord Byron : Symphonic Portrait », 1958), que Arnell était le meilleur orchestrateur depuis Berlioz. Son « Concerto pour piano n°1 », composé en 1946, associe dans un grand élan romantique une élégante orchestration anglaise et de puissants thèmes contrastés qui saluent fièrement le Nouveau Continent. Cf. « Discothèque idéale des œuvres orchestrales de sentiments » (« Ideal Discotheque of orchestral works of feelings ») : knol.google.com LIST OF THE UPLOADINGS OF COLLECTIONCB/LISTE DES <b>...</b>

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Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, is a symphonic poem for orchestra by Claude Debussy, approximately 10 minutes in duration. It was first performed in Paris on December 22, 1894, conducted by Gustave Doret .... Herbert von Karajan Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra .... en.wikipedia.org The First Painting Sea of Galilee For Eugene Delacroix The Second Painting The Angry Sea For Thomas Moran The Third Painting Turquoise Sea Seascape For Barbara Furlong

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