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For over 30 years, Earth, Wind& Fire inspired generations of musicians with their unique blend of R&B, rock, jazz, funk, world music, and soul. Founded by multitalented musician Maurice White, the band found much success in 1970s with their eclectic sound and theatrical stage presence. While successful in drawing audiences in with extravagant costumes, the band never let their image overshadow their music. THE COLLECTION features videos and live performances of songs created during the years they were signed to Columbia Records. Songs include Serpentine Fire, Boogie Wonderland, and September, among many others.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Tracks: 1. Serpentine Fire 2. Boogie Wonderland 3. September 4. Let Me Talk 5. Let's Groove 6. Magnetic 7. Fall In Love With Me 8. System Of Survival 9. Thinking Of You 10. Evil Roy 11. Heritage 12. September'99 13. Fantasy (Live) 14. Reasons (Live) 15. Sing A Song (Live) 16. I've Had Enough (Live) 17. After The Love Has Gone (Live)
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Filmed at La Scala in Milan, this is a faithful rendition of Gaetano Donizetti's three act opera, and is conducted by the acclaimed Stefano Ranzani. The tragic tale of love in wartime sees Edgardo of Ravenswood (Vincenzo La Scola) planning to marry the sister (Mariella Devia) of his bitter rival, Lord Enrico Ashton of Lammermoor (Renato Brusson). Ashton resorts to some devious tactics in an attempt to separate the two lovers, notably forging a letter from Edgardo stating that he has found another woman. This paves the way for Ranzani to marry off his sister to Lord Bucklaw, an arrangement which is thrown into turmoil when Edgardo returns from battle and challenges Bucklaw to a duel. Further twists and turns in the plot ensue when Edgardo witnesses the marriage contract between Bucklaw and his former lover, leading to a highly dramatic end to the sad story.Shot in 1992, this is a wonderfully staged production of Donizettio's work. Powerful and moving in equal measures, Ranzani's masterful conducting holds together an often complex storyline, and draws some remarkable performances from the leads. The audience appears enraptured by the proceedings throughout, which is a fine testament to this hugely enjoyable production.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo
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Commemorating the 50th anniversary of its reopening after the second World War, the Vienna State Opera puts on a transcendent concert for the ages, featuring the likes of Placido Domingo, Johan Botha, Deborah Polaski, Michael Schade, and Agnes Baltsa performing pieces from masterpieces like AIDA, FIDELIO, and DON GIOVANNI.
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Romance blooms for an American who stumbles upon a magical Scottish village visible for one day every hundred years. Bagpipes and brogues abound in the Technicolor Highlands, and the Lerner and Loewe score makes this one of the most underrated of the grand 1950s musicals.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case4-Page Booklet Featuring Trivia, Production Notes and a Revealing Look at the Making of the Film
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Sir Georg Solti returns to the podium to conduct the Royal Opera House Orchestra and Chorus in Richard Strauss' comic opera Der Rosenkavalier. In German.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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