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GONE WITH THE WIND ... ROMANTIC FILM MUSIC
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Love and desire, power and betrayal, sorrow and joy. This FilmmusicConcert invites you to a musical journey through romantic music from some of the greatest classics in film history. DR. SCHIWAGO, BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S, TITANIC or GONE WITH THE WIND – famous melodies and big emotions are getting under your skin. The presentation complements the musical experience by combining interesting anecdotes with filmhistorical information in an enjoyable and amusing way. In guiding through the programme the presenter manages to build ‘a bridge’ between the music and the audience.
Duration:
100min.
Ensemble:
large orchestra
Instrumentation:
3(3. picc.).3(3. ca).3(3. bscl).3(3. cbsn) – 5.3.3.1 – timpani, 4 perc, 2 harps (optional 1 harp), piano/celesta, strings (12.10.8.6.5) extra instrumentation: sax, accordeon/syntheziser
Musicians:
78-79+strings

Setlist

  • Alfred Newman: Twentieth Century Fox Fanfare (USA 1954)

  • Maurice Jarre: Suite from Dr. Zhivago (USA 1965)

  • Gottfried Huppertz: Transformation Scene from Metropolis (GER 1926)

  • Friedrich Hollaender: Marlene Dietrich-Medley

  • Erich Wolfgang Korngold: Suite from The Adventures of Robin Hood (USA 1936)

  • Max Steiner: A Symphonic Picture from Gone With The Wind (USA 1939)

  • Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 5 - Adagietto from Death In Venice (GER/I/F 1971)

  • James Horner: Suite from Titanic (USA 1997)

  • Henry Mancini: 'Moon River' from Breakfast At Tiffany's (USA 1961)

  • John Williams: 'Hedwig's Flight' from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (USA 2001)

  • John Williams: Main Title from Star Wars (USA 1977)

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