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8½, La Dolce Vita, Cinema Paradiso -- these classics of Italian cinema are beloved not only for their storytelling, but also for their unmistakable music. And when that gorgeous music is performed by the Philharmonic and soloists Josh Groban, Joshua Bell, and Renée Fleming -- accompanied by animated...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Rota, Nino, 1911-1979 (Composer)
Corporate Author: New York Philharmonic (Instrumentalist)
Other Authors: Ross, William, 1948- (arranger of music.), Schilling, Richard R. (Producer), Owgang, Mitch (Producer), Gilbert, Alan, 1967- (Conductor)
Format: Video
Language:English
Language Notes:Speeches in English.
Published: Berlin : C Major Entertainment, 2015.
Series:Academic Video Online
Subjects:
Motion picture music > Excerpts, Arranged.
Orchestral music, Arranged.
Motion pictures > Italy.
Film, Musique de > Extraits arr.
Orchestre, Musique d', arr.
Cinéma > Italie.
Motion picture music > Excerpts, Arranged
Motion pictures
Orchestral music, Arranged
Italy
excerpts.
Arrangements (Music)
Concert films
Excerpts
Motion picture music
Concert films.
Motion picture music.
Excerpts.
Concerts filmés.
Musique de film.
Arrangements (Musique)
Extraits.
Online Access:Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
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Summary:8½, La Dolce Vita, Cinema Paradiso -- these classics of Italian cinema are beloved not only for their storytelling, but also for their unmistakable music. And when that gorgeous music is performed by the Philharmonic and soloists Josh Groban, Joshua Bell, and Renée Fleming -- accompanied by animated graphics and film clips -- it truly becomes an evening in cinema paradise.
Item Description:"The music of Italian cinema".
Title from title screen (viewed February 23, 2022).
Physical Description:1 online resource (10 minutes)
Playing Time:00:10:00
Production Credits:Director, David Horn ; producers, Mitch Owgang, Richard R. Schilling ; arrangements and orchestrations, William Ross ; lighting designer, Bob Barnhart ; visual screenplay, Giampiero Solari ; visual artist/set design, Giuseppe Ragazzini ; a production of Thirteen Productions/LLC for WNET.