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1 videodisc (39 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
"This program explores the Victorian Age through its ballads and music: the events, the feelings of Englishmen about God, Queen, their country, war, and love. Music, which not so long before had belonged in fields and inns and courts and churches, moved into the living room, into the middle-class home. Performed in periold [sic] costume and style and in appropriate locations, the program re-creates the role of music in post-Romantic England. Performers include Stephen Varcoe and Fiona Kimm, accompanied by Iain Burnside, and the Newcastle Piano Trio"--Container.
Musical selections include: Beloved, it is morn / F. Aylward -- Beauty's eyes / F.F. Tosti -- When corals lie / E. Elgar -- The trumpeter / J. Airlie Dix -- The worker / C. Gounod -- Indian nights waltz / L. Adam -- You should see me dance the polka / G. Grossmith -- Chanson de matin / E. Elgar.
ITV ; Tyne Tees ; producer, Heather Ging ; director, Barrie Crosier ; a Tyne Tees production for ITV.
Excerpts from the writings of John Galsworthy, Ford Madox Ford, Ernest Sanderson, Stopford Brooke, Punch Magazine.
David Begg, Gillian Conroy, the Farnworth Children, Brian Hogg, Fiona McPherson, Mike Yeaman, Emma Barnborough.
Musicians: Stephen Varcoe, baritone ; Fiona Kimm, soprano ; Iain Burnside, piano ; Newcastle Piano Trio.
Camera, Dave Leeder ; VT editor, Peter Telford ; editor, Bernard Helm.
FFH 2963 Films for the Humanities & Sciences