imagine... - Season 7

imagine... - Season 7

Season 7

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DatesNov. 23, 2005 - Dez. 14, 2005
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Episodes

Elgar and the Missing Concerto
Season 7Episode 190 min

Elgar and the Missing Concerto

Famous for his cello and violin concertos, it's not widely known that Edward Elgar also wrote sketches for a piano concerto. This often hilarious film shows how the embryonic piece - a performance of which follows - came to life.
Nov. 23, 2005
Amos Oz: The Conscience of Israel
Season 7Episode 290 min

Amos Oz: The Conscience of Israel

Alan Yentob presents a portrait of Israel's most celebrated writer and political commentator, Amos Oz, whose childhood memoir A Tale of Love and Darkness gives an eyewitness account of the birth of Israel. Yentob takes Oz back to the settings of the childhood in Israel and reveals a fascinating portrait of the early years of Israel, the tragic story of Oz's family and his widely respected views on the conflict with Palestine.
Nov. 30, 2005
Chuck Close, Close Up
Season 7Episode 390 min

Chuck Close, Close Up

As a child, portrait painter Chuck Close was written off as a failure because his dyslexia remained undiagnosed. Then, in 1988, he was partially paralysed by a stroke. Undaunted by these hardships, he continued to paint and his latest work is on display at London's National Portrait Gallery. Alan Yentob meets the American artist in New York.
Dez. 7, 2005
Rhythm Is It!
Season 7Episode 490 min

Rhythm Is It!

Can art change lives? Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra believe so - but can they convince 250 underprivileged teenagers from suburban Berlin? The aim is to stage Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps, and Royston Maldoom is the British choreographer who must persuade the reluctant youngsters to get their steps up to performance standard.
Dez. 14, 2005

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