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The late nineteenth century was such a rich time for human discoveries and achievements that Luigi Manzotti, along with La Scala Milan staged a ballet commemorating many of these triumphs. In two parts and eleven scenes, this optimistic work celebrated electricity, the steam engine, the Brooklyn Bridge, the telegraph, the Suez Canal, and many other human feats.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseWidescreen AnamorphicAudio: LPCM - Stereo Dolby Digital 5.1 DTS 5.1Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Build towards total mastery of the guitar with MONSTER GUITAR METHOD VOLUME FOUR. This instructional program is intended for players who have already mastered the basic skills of guitar playing, reading music, and musical composition. Learn the mysteries of what notations like sus2, add9, minor7b5 and others mean. This fourth volume will allow players to develop their skills to an elite status as well as improving their songwriting skills.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Products: Bonus Cd Instructional Booklet
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Playing a lead role in the Tropicalia movement that began in the 1960s, Gal Costa has since made a name for herself as one of Brazil`s most impressive jazz vocalists. Filmed at the Palace Sco Paulo in September 1999 as part of Gal Costa`s CANTO TOM JOBIN tour, this performance features 24 songs. Tracks include:
Fotografma,

Por Causa deVocj,
Garota de Ipanema,
Derradeira Primavera,
Wave,
Brigas Nunca Mais/Discussco,

Piano na Mangueira,
Esquecendo Vocj,
Chega de Saudade,
Samba do Avico,
Anos Dourados,
Desafinado,
Tema de Amor de Gabriela,
Ligia,
Janelas Abertas,
Corcovado,
Bonita,
Triste,
Chovendo na Roseira,
Falando de Amor,
A Felicidade,
Frevo,
and
Se Todos Fossem Iguais a Vocj.
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PBS presents a compelling documentary about the bizarre life of legendary jazz singer Jimmy Scott, who made a splash in the 1950s, when he recorded with Charlie Parker, Lionel Hampton, and Ray Charles. He subsequently disappeared for decades, working as a dishwasher and nurse's aide, only to reemerge at the age of 60 to reclaim his rightful position as an unique artist, recording many albums since 1992, and happily performing deep into his seventies. Scott's life was transformed at the age of 12 when it was discovered that he suffered from Kallmann's Syndrome, a hormone deficiency that stopped his development past boyhood, giving him his odd appearance and signature high register as a singer. The film chronicles his fascinating but heart-rending victimization by the jazz music industry of the 1950s and subsequent descent into menial jobs to survive until, invited to sing on a local radio show, he was suddenly discovered all over again. Songs include Why Was I Born? All the Way, Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child, Everybody's Somebody's Fool, Embraceable You, Everybody Needs Somebody, Pennies From Heaven, Time After Time, Memories, Home, The Source, and the especially resonant If You Only Knew.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Amaray Double SidedFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary Photo Gallery Short Film,Jimmy Scott: Alone Together A new essay Tracks: 1. Time After Time 2. Memories 3. Pennies from Heaven 4. Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child 5. Elie 6. Everybody's Somebody's Fool 7. Embraceable You 8. Everybody Needs Somebody 9. Falling In Love is Wonderful 10. The Source 11. Why Was I Born?& My Mother's Eyes 12. All the Way 13. Home 14. If You Only Knew
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Bailar Para Vivir (DVD)
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