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Swiss-born and internationally renowned, conductor Christof Escher studied under Herbert von Karajan, a legend of 20th century classical music. On MOZART AND SCHUBERT, he conducts the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana in a stirring performance of 4 works by Mozart and Schubert. Russian pianist Mikhail Rudy, another student and collaborator of von Karajan, astounds with his virtuoustic tickling of the ivories.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single SideSingle LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 2.0 Dolby Digital 5.1Tracks:1. Mozart, Clemenza di Tito Overture KV 6212. Mozart, Piano Concerto No.213. Mozart, Rondo from the Piano Concerto in D major K 4514. Schubert, Symphony No.3
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Learn to play the fiddle like a pro with this step-by-step instructional video.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Released in honor of Mozart`s 250th birthday, the GREAT PIANO CONCERTOS series covers some of his greatest musical achievements, as each program focuses on works from a different phase of the remarkable composer`s life. Shot on location in gorgeous baroque buildings where Mozart himself lived and worked, and featuring appearances from some of the world`s top pianists, this fourth and final volume includes concertos 5, 8, 17 and 27.
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In this unique mobster movie, Scott Baio heads up a prepubescent cast as the title character, a child gangster determined to rule over New York City. Instead of throwing fists or bullets, the Prohibition-era kiddie mobsters sling confections at one another. When Bugsy learns that a rival gang has developed a secret weapon capable of firing sweets as quick as a machine gun shoots bullets, he sets out to heist the high-tech tart-launcher.BUGSY MALONE, director Alan Parker`s first feature, cleverly spoofs the rich, clichi-ridden history of films about organized crime while lightly mocking the childlike, selfish traits of grown-ups. The engaging silliness is periodically spirited forward by several song-and-dance numbers composed by bubblegum pop maestro Paul Williams.
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Uriah Heep's straightforward, hard-rocking progressive sound was a recipe for success, making them one of the most popular bands of the early 1970s. Though they also sported an ever-revolving lineup, with more than 30 musicians counted as members at one time or another, the years when Ken Hensley (guitar, keyboards, vocals) was in the group were both the band's most prolific, as well as the peak of its popularity. Between 1972 and 1975 they released five albums, firmly establishing themselves in the canon of rock history. This critical review of the pinnacle of Uriah Heep's career offers an in-depth, insightful view of this most crucial period, and includes the first interview with Ken in 25 years, where he gives a frank and revealing account of his time with the band.
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