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Featuring performances by world-renowned stars Altynai Asylmuratova, Konstantin Zaklinsky and Faroukh Ruzimatov, the video opens with Chopiniana, and includes Petrushka and Paquitia.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The world-renowned Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg is conducted by Hans Graf in the classical works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Symphony in D major, K 95 and the Symphony in E flat major, K 467 are beautifully performed by the Mozarteum Orchestra under the direction of Hans Graf. In the Piano Concerto in C major, K 467, the Mozarteum Orchestra is joined in an inspired performance by Maria Tipo as piano soloist. Featured as well is Claudia Kallisch in the Concert Arias for Soprano and Orchestra. Kallisch is accompanied by the orchestra in Al desio di chi t'adora
K 577 and in Basta, vincesti...
Ah, non lasciarmi K 486a.DVD Features:Region 1 encodingTwo different levels of musical analysis available for on-screen displayPerformer biographiesLiner notesContemporary histories of the piecesGlossary of termsKeep Case
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The Parsons Dance Company, led by modern dance guru-choreographer David Parsons, has been at the forefront of the art form since its formation in 1987. This two-hour performance, filmed in 1992, showcases the dance troupe in top form, dancing against the classical music of composers Mozart, Rossini, Fripp, and more. Seven of Parson's extremely large catalog of works are featured, all of which illustrate a intelligent wit and a hidden complexity behind a gorgeous looseness.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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June Anderson takes the title role in Vincenzo Bellini's opera NORMA, a challenging role for a soprano who plays a princess who is betrayed by a handsome Roman. For this production, period instruments were played by the orchestra to capture the sound of the times.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: DTS 5.1
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Keeping the spirit of the `60s alive and maintaining the freshness, charisma, and musical innovation that have made him a hit the world over, Peter Noone plays some of his biggest hits to an enthusiastic crown in this 1986 concert. Best known as the frontman to Herman`s Hermits, as well as the face that graced numerous magazine covers, movie, and television screens throughout the `60s, Peter Noone generated seven gold albums, which included many of the hits he performs here. With ballads such as
Mrs. Brown You`ve Got a Lovely Daughter,
as well as some of his all-time favorites,
I`m Into Something Good,
Listen People,
and
There`s a Kind Of Hush,
Peter Noone is still astonishing audiences with his songwriting acumen, musical ability, and undeniable charm.
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