Music on 2 1965

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Regisseur
Barrie Gavin
Brian Large
Jamila Patten
Schauspieler
The Philharmonia Orchestra
as Themselves
Richard Baker
as Self - Commentary
London Symphony Orchestra
as Themselves
London Philharmonic Orchestra
as Themselves
Adrian Boult
as Self
Bernard Levin
as Self - Interviewer
Otto Klemperer
as Self
as Aeneas
Michael Flanders
as Self - Presenter
André Previn
as Self
Antony Hopkins
as Self - Introduction
Janet Baker
as Dido
Elizabeth Bainbridge
as Self
BBC Symphony Orchestra
as Themselves
John Warrack
as Self - Introduction
Gerald Moore
as Self
as Idomeneo
Colin Blakely
as Beethoven's voice
as Narrator
as Self - Accompanist
Bernard Keeffe
as Self
Kenneth van Barthold
as Self - Narrator
as Self
English Chamber Orchestra
as Themselves
Derek Hammond-Stroud
as Luka
Geraint Evans
as Coppelius
as Self - Introduction
Alwin Nikolais
as Self
Victor Fedotov
as Self - Conductor
Gerald Jarvis
as Self - Co-Leader of London Philharmonic Orchestra
Victor Shirokov
as Self - Conductor
Elizabeth Robson
as Belinda
English Symphony Orchestra
as Themselves
Peter Benson
as Self - Orchestra Leader
Vladimir Ashkenazy
as Self
Gary Watson
as Self - Narrator
Wiener Philharmoniker
as Themselves
Martyn Hill
as Self
as Self
Paul Tortelier
as Self
Alan Dobie
as Commentary
Pierre Boulez
as Self - Presenter
Olga Zabotkina
as Self
Jörg Demus
as Self - Pianist
Vadim Budarin
as Self
Daniel Barenboim
as Self
Radu Lupu
as Self
John Dobson
as Self
Colin Davis
as Self
Hugo D'Alton
as Self
Alexander Young
as Self
Eli Goren
as Self
Tom Fleming
as Self - Introduction
Mrinalini Sarabhai
as Self
Ruggiero Ricci
as Self
Lorin Maazel
as Self
Kyung-Wha Chung
as Self
Clement Freud
as Self - Presenter
Regina Resnik
as Madame Popova
as Self - Violin
Norman Lumsden
as The Voice of God
as Gianni Schicchi
Elizabeth Harwood
as Antonia
Owen Brannigan
as Noye
Maddalena Bonifacio
as Lauretta
Michele Molese
as Hoffmann
Anne Pashley
as Idamante
Sheila Rex
as Mrs. Noye
Laura Zannini
as Zita
Yvonne Minton
as Sorceress
Gillian Ramsden
as Nicklaus
Ugo Benelli
as Rinuccio
Clare Walmesley
as 1st Witch
Richard Cooper
as Ham
John Lawrenson
as Crespel
Anthony Williams
as High Priest of Neptune
Marcus Creed
as Jaffet
Eugenia Ratti
as Nella
as Sailor
Reginald Barratt
as Andreas
Hazel Merry
as Principal dancer
Graham Allum
as Franz
Margaret Lensky
as Antonia's Mother
as Simone
David Read
as Luther
Billie Hill
as Carlotta
Miti Truccato Pace
as La Ciesca
Peter Sugden
as Regisseur
Ivor Mills
as Self - Presenter
Marie Rambert
as Self
John Chesworth
as Dancer
Gayrie MacSween
as Dancer
Christopher Bruce
as Dancer
Joss Ackland
as Self - Reader
Mikhail Baryshnikov
as Self - Dancer
Louis Armstrong
as Self
Ray Barrett
as Narrator
George Coulouris
as Self - Reader
Leopold Stokowski
as Self
Duke Ellington
as Self
Dave Brubeck
as Self
Montserrat Caballé
as Self
Norman McLaren
as Self
Dizzy Gillespie
as Self
Tommy Dorsey
as Self
as Themselves
John Donat
as Self - Presenter
as Dancer
John Dankworth
as Self
as Self
as Self
David Munrow
as Self
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
as Self
Tim Souster
as Self
Hermione Farthingale
as Dancer
Benjamin Britten
as Self
Modern Jazz Quartet
as Themselves
Robin Ramsay
as Percy Grainger
Petra Siniawski
as Dancer
as Self
Jim Douglas Henry
as Self - Introduction
Alla Osipenko
as 1 episode, 1970
Ursula Connors
as Self
Choir of Kings College Cambridge
as Themselves
Victoria de los Ángeles
as Self
as Self
Theo Adam
as Self - Bass
Cecil Taylor
as Self
as Dancer
Colin Bradbury
as Self - Clarinet
Fernanda de Utrera
as Self
James Harpham
as Self
Norman Granz
as Self
Irina Kolpakova
as Masha
Moura Lympany
as Self
Aleksandr Pavlovskiy
as Self
The Ambrosian Singers
as Themselves
Shanta Rao
as Self
as Elektra
David Hepburn
as Dancer
Wally Michaels
as Dancer
Antonio Mairena
as Self
Elena Evteyeva
as Self - Dancer
Manuel Morao
as Self
Leon Lestocq-Prayne
as Dancer
Tamás Vásáry
as Self - Pianist
Denis Mathews
as Self
George Shirley
as Self - Tenor
Alphonse Picou
as Self
Early Music Consort of London
as Themselves
Gunther Schuller
as Self
Patrick Ireland
as Self - Viola
Farruco
as Self
James Bowman
as Self
Yury Solovyov
as Self
Aurelio Seller
as Self
Hugh Maguire
as Self - Violin
Paul Nemeer
as A Priest
Vernon Handley
as Self - Associate Conductor
as Ilia
as Arbace
Keith Erwen
as Self
Michael Ingleton
as Dancer
Peter Newton
as Dancer
The Original Dixieland Jazz Band
as Themselves
as Self
Carl Dolmetsch
as Self
Ruth Nye
as Self - Piano
David Willcocks
as Self
Anton Neyder
as Self - Choir Conductor
Willie Thomas
as Self
Janet Craxton
as Self - Oboe
Hugh Bean
as Self - Orchestra Leader
Teresa Zylis-Gara
as Self - Soprano
Olga Vtorushina
as Chinese Dance
Hallam Tennyson
as Self - Interviewer
as Self - Reader
Michele Dotrice
as Self - Reader
Lindsay Anderson
as Self - Narrator
Leonard Bernstein
as Self - Conductor
Julian Bream
as Self
Stephen Murray
as Self - Narrator
Plácido Domingo
as Self
Gareth Forwood
as Self - Commentary
Elisabeth Söderström
as Self
Robert Anderson
as Narrator
Gwyneth Jones
as Singer
Yehudi Menuhin
as Self
Harrison Birtwistle
as Self
Galina Vishnevskaya
as Self
Grace Bumbry
as Self
Teresa Stratas
as Singer
Louis Kentner
as Self
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
as Themselves
Bryan Magee
as Self - Interviewer
Richard Cassilly
as Self
Alan Foss
as Self - Quotations read by
Suzanne McDermaid
as Self - Dancer
Gwynne Howell
as Singer
Josephine Veasey
as Singer
Mstislav Rostropovich
as Self
as Self
Carolyn Carlson
as Self - Dancer
John Amis
as Self - Introduction
Barry McDaniel
as Self
Christopher Keyte
as Wise Man
Alfred Brendel
as Self
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
as Themselves
Felicity Palmer
as The Angel
Stuart Burrows
as Singer
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
as Themselves
as Self
Wanda Pruska
as Self - Dancer
Donald McIntyre
as Singer
Bob Beswick
as Self - Dancer
Emery Hermans
as Self - Dancer
Mireille Nègre
as Aricia
Tristan Fry
as Self
as Self - Solo Violin
James Teeters
as Self - Dancer
as Hippolytus
Anne Evans
as Self
Tandy Beal
as Self - Dancer
Éric Heidsieck
as Self
William Glock
as Self
Sinichi Suzuki
as Self
Claire Motte
as Phèdre
as Shepherd
Shin'ichi Suzuki
as Self
Delia Wallis
as Self
Nikolais Dance Theatre
as Themselves
Jeremy Menuhin
as Self
Jess Thomas
as Singer
Raymond Raikes
as Self
Gerald Otte
as Self - Dancer
Robert Simpson
as Self - Narrator
Shulamit Ran
as Self
as Self - Reader
as Erik Satie
Birgit Nilsson
as Self
as Self
Jennifer Hill
as Self
David Waller
as Socrates
Herbert Chappell
as Self
Maurizio Pollini
as Self
Hans Keller
as Self
Willi Reich
as Self
Desmond Bradley
as Self
Nathan Milstein
as Self
Helene Berg
as Self
Alfred Kalmus
as Self
David Franklin
as Self - Presenter
Fou Ts'ong
as Self
John McCabe
as Self
Alan Delziel
as Self
Andor Foldes
as Self
Jascha Horenstein
as Self
Andre Watts
as Self
John Lill
as Self
Ian Engelmann
as Self - Introduction
Harry Mortimer
as Self
Robin Ray
as Self - Interviewer
John Tavener
as Self
André Tchaíkowsky
as Self
Alexis Weissenberg
as Self
Joan Carlyle
as Self
Michael Ponti
as Self
James Judd
as Self
I Musici
as Themselves
Release 16 Jan 1965
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