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Aaron Copland, fanfare for America, a film by Andrea Skipis ; produced by Hessischer Rundfunk in association with RM Associates ; director, Andreas Skipis

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Aaron Copland, fanfare for America, a film by Andrea Skipis ; produced by Hessischer Rundfunk in association with RM Associates ; director, Andreas Skipis
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Main title
Aaron Copland
Oclc number
743933572
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a film by Andrea Skipis ; produced by Hessischer Rundfunk in association with RM Associates ; director, Andreas Skipis
Runtime
60
Sub title
fanfare for America
Summary
Aaron Copland is best known for such popular compositions as Appalachian Spring; Billy the Kid; and Rodeo. Together with Gershwin, Ives, and Bernstein, he created music that mirrored the world in which he lived and captured the very essence of American life. This documentary surveys his life and career with archive film and specially shot footage that includes an interview with the composer and several legendary performances of his works
Table Of Contents
"Fanfare for the common man" -- Hoe-down from "Rodeo" -- Childhood and youth in Brooklyn -- Musical education and composing -- Third symphony, Mahler's influence -- Pep and zip, the American style of music -- Clarinet concerto, with Benny Goodman -- Life and work in New York City -- "Appalachian spring", Ballet for Martha -- Copland's philosophy of life -- "Lincoln portrait", conducted by Leonard Bernstein -- "Twelve poems of Emily Dickinson", musical poetry -- "El Saló México", travel around the world -- "Connotations", a new Copland sound -- Artistical testimony -- End credits
Technique
live action
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Fanfare for America
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