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4 days ago · #alfredhitchcock #bernardherrmann Bienvenidos y bienvenidas al canal de YouTube de MundoBSO.https://www.mundobso.comEL HOMBRE QUE SABÍA DEMASIADO: EL FOCO MU...
4 days ago · The Lord ‘Worship: Bernard Herrmann Tribute’ Artwork The Lord has also been prolific, with a string of collaborations with… get ready, Dan Kubinski (Die Kreuzen), Robin Wattie (Big Brave), David Pajo (Slint), William Duvall (Alice In Chains) and Marthe ; there have also been two full-lengths in 2022 Forest Nocturne and Devotional with ...
5 days ago · At the last moment, and releasing the tension, Hitchcock makes one of his cameo appearances, just missing a bus. Bernard Herrmann is so much more than just Psycho and North by Northwest. He won an Oscar for The Devil and Daniel Webster (1941), directed by William Dieterle, and was nominated on four other occasions, none of them for Hitchcock ...
1 day ago · Arts & Living. Lawrence Schulman is an avid music lover, critic and music analyst residing on MDI. Schulman presents his latest book, "Free: Words on Music by a Hi-Def Critic in an MP3 World." Schulman presents a comprehensive CD and LP set of Judy Garland's works, including 12 new-to-CD tracks. HALL QUARRY — Lawrence Schulman, longtime Mount ...
5 days ago · Sadly RVW’s play outside England has been in a 70-year decline. If you knew how he used to “get his day” in the United States, and saw the names involved, you would weep.
3 days ago · Bernard Herrmann – Main Titles from The Twilight Zone Byeong Woo Lee – Cold Hands Mica Levi – Creation Piero Montanari – Nenia Suspence Goblin – Profondo rosso Godiego – イート Franco Micalizzi – Sadness Theme Françoise de Roubaix – Daughters Of Darkness Opening Roberto Nicolosi – Eye in the Labyrinth Libra – The Shock
1 day ago · Bernard Herrmann: The Devil and Daniel Webster: Sleigh Ride (1941) Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 4 in B-Flat 'Gassenhauer' (1797) Thomas Tallis: O sacrum convivium (1575) Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 3 (1868) Frédéric Chopin: Etude No. 12 'Revolutionary' (1832) Gustav Holst: The Planets: Jupiter (1917)
