Episode Guide - World of Music (Series) (1968-1974)
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Jan 28, 1973 - John Williams at Ronnie Scott's - A color film on one of the world's top classical guitarists, John Williams, built around his successful night club concert at Ronnie Scott's, a famous jazz club in London, England. The special also includes a film portrait of his early years, spent in Australia
Feb 11, 1973 - Dorya invites you to a dance from Russia, This is a film of folk dance and folk arts for the region of the Tashkent. A production of Soviet television.
Feb 18, 1973 - The Montreal Symphony Orchestra conducted by its artistic director Franz-Paul Decker, with guest artist Canadian contralto Maureen Forrester. Produced by CBC French network's Pierre Morin. taped in Montreal.
Feb 25, 1973 - THE ACADEMY OF ST. MARTIN'S - A BBC film and music profile of conductor Neville Marriner and the Academy of St. Martin's-in-the-Ficlds, one of the most successful chamber orchestras in the world. EURYDICE IS DEAD - Ballet for television by Bridgit Culberg, a modern interpretation of the ancient myth from Sweden.
Mar 18, 1973 - A double bill: READY, AND ... - A film about the National Ballet School in Toronto. It shows the auditions and the rigorous and disciplined training that faces a pupil. INSULAR - Avantgarde music by Luis de Pablo and visual images filmed in the Canary Islands
May 20, 1973 - Grace Bumbry, American mezzo-soprano in a TV concert originally telecast in the series Les Beaux Dimanches. Accompanied by John Newmark, Canadian pianist, and an orchestra conducted by Jacques Beaudry. Following her performance, Miss Bumbry reminisces about her life and career.
May 27, 1973 - Bhakti - A feature film starring the modern dance company, Maurice Bejart's Ballet of the 20th Century, of Belgium. The work, conceived by Bejart as a tribute to Hindu spirituality, contrasts two concepts of life: Western materialism and Eastern religious expression. In Hindu, Bhakti means "divine love" or "adoration"
Jan 28, 1973 - John Williams at Ronnie Scott's - A color film on one of the world's top classical guitarists, John Williams, built around his successful night club concert at Ronnie Scott's, a famous jazz club in London, England. The special also includes a film portrait of his early years, spent in Australia
Feb 11, 1973 - Dorya invites you to a dance from Russia, This is a film of folk dance and folk arts for the region of the Tashkent. A production of Soviet television.
Feb 18, 1973 - The Montreal Symphony Orchestra conducted by its artistic director Franz-Paul Decker, with guest artist Canadian contralto Maureen Forrester. Produced by CBC French network's Pierre Morin. taped in Montreal.
Feb 25, 1973 - THE ACADEMY OF ST. MARTIN'S - A BBC film and music profile of conductor Neville Marriner and the Academy of St. Martin's-in-the-Ficlds, one of the most successful chamber orchestras in the world. EURYDICE IS DEAD - Ballet for television by Bridgit Culberg, a modern interpretation of the ancient myth from Sweden.
Mar 18, 1973 - A double bill: READY, AND ... - A film about the National Ballet School in Toronto. It shows the auditions and the rigorous and disciplined training that faces a pupil. INSULAR - Avantgarde music by Luis de Pablo and visual images filmed in the Canary Islands
May 20, 1973 - Grace Bumbry, American mezzo-soprano in a TV concert originally telecast in the series Les Beaux Dimanches. Accompanied by John Newmark, Canadian pianist, and an orchestra conducted by Jacques Beaudry. Following her performance, Miss Bumbry reminisces about her life and career.
May 27, 1973 - Bhakti - A feature film starring the modern dance company, Maurice Bejart's Ballet of the 20th Century, of Belgium. The work, conceived by Bejart as a tribute to Hindu spirituality, contrasts two concepts of life: Western materialism and Eastern religious expression. In Hindu, Bhakti means "divine love" or "adoration"