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Susan Starr |
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Story of a young American concert pianist
and the Dimitri Mitrouppulos piano competition. 53:53
minutes.
Outstanding Film of the
Year, London Film Festival.
Co-produced
by Time-Life Broadcast, Drew Associates Executive Producer:
Robert Drew |
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Jane |
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A young Jane Fonda rehearses for her first starring
role in a Broadway play, then opens to devastating critical
notices. 54:13 minutes.
London Film Festival; Outstanding Film. |
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In
the Contest of the Queen |
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The Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians music competition
as seen through the pianist Anton Kuerti. 53 minutes.
Broadcast ABC.
Cine Golden Eagle. |
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A Man's Dream:
Festival of Two Worlds |
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Gian Carlo Menotti's Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto,
Italy. 55:15 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC.
Cine Golden Eagle. |
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International
Jazz Festival |
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Benny Goodman in Belgium. 53:24 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC |
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The New Met: Countdown
to Curtain |
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Tumultuous opening of the Metropolitan Opera House in
Lincoln Center by Rudolph Bing, Leontyne Price, Franco
Zeferelli, Samuel Barber, and a cast of thousands. 53:13
minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC
Peabody Award; First Prize, International Cinema
Exhibition Bilboa; Cine Golden Eagle. |
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On The Road With
Duke Ellington |
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With Duke Ellington on the road to play for audiences
and compose for himself. 54:50 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC
Cine Golden Eagle.
Producer: Mike Jackson. Executive producer: Robert
Drew. |
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The Virtuoso Teacher |
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At the Julliard School of Music, master violinist Joseph
Fuchs
prepares two young women virtuoso students for the Leventrit
competition in Carnegie Hall. 54:07 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC |
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Carnival of the
Menuhins |
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Yehudi Menuhin manages the Symphony
Orchestra and his extensive musical family at the Bath
Festival in England and in New York plays the same Elgar
Concerto with which he began his career as a prodigy
50 years before. 54:17 minutes.
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Man Who Dances:
Edward Villella |
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America's premier male dancer dances Balanchine with
the New York State Ballet until his collapse on stage
marks the beginning of the end of an historic career as
a dancer. 54:05 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC
Emmy Award; First Prize, International
Cinema Exhibition Bilboa; Cine Golden Eagle.
Producers: Robert Drew, Mike Jackson. |
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Jazz: The Intimate
Art |
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Louis Armstrong, Dave Brubeck, Dizzie Gillespie and
Charles Lloyd each play a brand of jazz reflecting his
own character. 54:27 minutes. Bell Telephone-NBC.
Cine Golden Eagle. |
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Songs of America |
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One hour musical portrait of America by Simon and Garfunkel.
52:30 minutes. Broadcast CBS. |
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Kathy's Dance
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Modern dancer Kathy Posin choreographs performances
with her troop in New York and takes them on tour across
the US. 28:20 minutes. Broadcast PBS.
Blue Ribbon, American Film Festival;
Silver Hugo, Chicago Film Festival;
Cine Golden Eagle. |
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Images of Einstein |
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Sculptor Bob Berks creates a monumental Einstein for
the US Academy of Sciences. 20 minutes.
Narrated by: Gregory Peck. Funded by IBM. |
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From
Two Men and a War |
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Robert Drew’s war as a teen age fighter pilot,
room mate of Ernie Pyle and how the experience influenced
his development of Cinema Verite. |
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