Keeping Score: MTT on Music (2005)
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Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Synopsis: Renowned conductor Michael Tilson Thomas explores the music of Tchaikovsky in this in-depth documentary. With the help of the San Francisco Symphony, Thomas leads viewers through four parts of what... Renowned conductor Michael Tilson Thomas explores the music of Tchaikovsky in this in-depth documentary. With the help of the San Francisco Symphony, Thomas leads viewers through four parts of what is arguably one of the world's greatest compositions, Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 4." Fans of the composer will gain a better understanding of his biography and the time in which he worked. In addition, Thomas's insightful commentary during the piece adds to the listening experience. Together with members of the Symphony, he analyzes Tchaikovsky's music and discusses the emotions that his melodies convey, with the musicians addressing the challenges and thrills that Tchaikovsky's compositions present for their respective instruments. [More]
Starring: Michael Tilson Thomas
Starring: Michael Tilson Thomas
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