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ALDI-Nord bietet ab kommenden Montag folgende Spielfilme auf Blu-ray zu je 9.99 € an: Inception Blind Side Kampf der Titanen Sherlock Holmes Der Polarexpress Happy Feet I am legend The Dark Knight Quelle: http://www.aldi-nord.de/aldi_ab_montag_0512_48_800_800_12343_5.html

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Du hast etwas vergessen bei Deiner Ankündigung: Samstag 03.12.2011 19:30, Konzertsaal, mit Pause 21st Century Symphony Orchestra & Chorus «Una Serata Italiana» - Zum 100. Geburtstag von Nino Rota Ludwig Wicki, Leitung N. Rota, Filmmusik aus «La Strada», «Amarcord», «Il Gattopardo», «Der Pate» u.a. D. Marianelli, Filmmusik aus «Atonement» M. Beltrami, Filmmusik aus «3:10 to Yuma» E. Morricone, Filmmusik aus «Once Upon a Time in the West», «For a Few Dollars More», «The Good, The Bad and The Ugly» u.a. http://www.kkl-luzern.ch/navigation/top_nav_items/culture/Programmuebersicht/detail.htm?client_request_contentOID=3295&client_request_referencedOID=3295&client_request_referencedArtOID=EventItem&client_request_currFsnOID=633

Du hast das Porto vergessen! Aber ´nen ALDI haste um die Ecke!

ADDICTED TO COOL – HEFTI AND JONES Kritzerland presents a new limited edition CD soundtrack – two great scores on one great CD: SYNANON Music Composed and Conducted by Neal Hefti and ENTER LAUGHING Music Composed and Conducted by Quincy Jones In 1965, director Richard Quine made a film about Synanon, a real-life drug rehabilitation center, called, not surprisingly, Synanon. The film starred Edmond O’Brien as Charles E. “Chuck” Dederich, founder of Synanon, and the denizens of Synanon were played by Alex Cord, Chuck Connors, Stella Stevens, Richard Conte, Richard Evans, and Eartha Kitt. Shot on location in Santa Monica at Synanon, the film is filled with the usual soul-searching, bad withdrawal, falling off the drug wagon, romantic entanglements, more bad withdrawal, really bad withdrawal, more soul-searching, and, of course, some more bad withdrawal – and music. Lots and lots of very cool music composed by the very cool Neal Hefti. Hefti, who began in big band and jazz with Woody Herman and then Count Basie, wrote his first film score in 1964 for Richard Quine’s comedy, Sex and the Single Girl. It was classic Hefti right out of the gate and introduced a fresh, melodic, and, yes, cool voice into film scoring. He followed that with How To Murder Your Wife (released by Kritzerland), which was followed by Synanon. Some of his most famous work lay ahead – the following year he’d work on TV’s Batman, do brilliant scores for two Neil Simon comedy films, Barefoot In The Park and then his iconic music for The Odd Couple, whose theme was also used in the TV series based on the play and film. Hefti’s score for Synanon opens with a moody and evocative main title, and the rest of the score consists of variations on that main theme, along with some swingin’ ups, bluesy ballads, and even a couple of vocals – all in the unique Hefti style and loaded with his usual melodic invention. There was no one like him. WELL, HELLO WORLD, COME IN AND ENTER LAUGHING Enter Laughing began life as a semi-autobiographical novel by Carl Reiner, about a young man longing to break into show business. It was adapted for Broadway by playwright Joseph Stein and opened in 1963 to excellent reviews. In 1967, Enter Laughing was brought to the screen, this time written and directed by Reiner himself. The film version starred Reni Santoni, Janet Margolin, Jose Ferrer, Elaine May, Jack Gilford, Don Rickles, Shelly Winters, David Opatashu, and, repeating his stage role, Michael J. Pollard. Enter Laughing is a frequently hilarious movie filled with expert turns by expert actors, especially Ferrer and May, who are both brilliant in the film. Capturing all the fun and spirit of the movie was its score by the great Quincy Jones, another of the cool set of composers from the 1960s. Jones, like Hefti, started out in big band and jazz as an arranger and composer. And, like Hefti, Jones wrote his first Hollywood film score in 1964, for Sidney Lumet’s The Pawnbroker. He instantly became a sought-after and very prolific film composer, scoring such 1960s films as Mirage, Walk, Don’t Run, The Deadly Affair, In The Heat Of The Night, In Cold Blood, Mackenna’s Gold, The Italian Job, Bob and Mary and Ted and Alice, Cactus Flower and many others, as well as his great theme for the TV series Ironside. The 70s were no less fruitful, producing such great scores as The Anderson Tapes, $, The Hot Rock, The New Centurions, The Getaway, Roots, and, in 1985, The Color Purple. Jones was a completely fresh voice in film scoring – he combined the best of all worlds – big band, jazz, and classic film scoring, into his own unique sound. While his score for Enter Laughing is on the more traditional side, it is infectiously tuneful, fresh as a daisy, and fits the film like a glove. It’s the kind of score no one really knows how to write anymore. Both Synanon and Enter Laughing were originally released on Liberty Records and this is the first CD release for both. They are mastered from the original two-track album masters housed in the Capitol vaults – they were in pristine condition and both have that spectacular 1960s stereo sound. This release is limited to 1000 copies only. The price is $19.98, plus shipping. CD will ship the third week of December – however, never fear, preorders placed directly through Kritzerland usually ship one to five weeks earlier (we’ve been averaging four weeks early). Quelle: http://www.kritzerla...om/enterSyn.htm

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http://www.booklooker.de/app/detail.php?id=318852254&setMediaType=2&&sortOrder= Verkäufer ist sehr zuverläßig und KORREKT!

Komischer Weise ist von diesem Komponisten kaum etwas veröffentlicht worden: und

David's Song einmal anders:

Folge dem Link der Göttin, vielleicht kann man Dir dort helfen: http://www.emiproductionmusic.de/musik-katalog/libraries/selected_sound

War wohl auch nur in Australien ein Hit.

Statt vieler Worte, gerade entdeckt:

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Wobei man wissen MUSS, der erstgenannte Verkäufer ist absolut KORREKT, wenn er schreibt "Neu" dann ist die CD auch versiegelt. Er ist empfehlenswert! Du weißt doch: wer zu spät kommt .....

Vielleicht öfters mal hier hereinschauen: http://www.dwdl.de/home/ Hier wird auch öfters über das britische und amerikanische Fernsehen berichtet.

Dies ist richtig, Du wünschst dir also die komplette Filmfassung, da bin ich aber mit dabei!

Welche Fassung darf's denn sein?

Gerngeschehen! Du kannst Dich doppelt freuen, denn dieser Verkäufer [selbst jahrzehntelanger Sammler] hat immer eine Toppqualität!

Und nu' is' se weg

Statt vieler Worte: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ80Av17OOM

Elmer Bernsteins >Men in War< : http://www.booklooker.de/app/detail.php?id=316325209&setMediaType=2&&sortOrder= Der Verkäufer ist sehr zuverläßig!

Statt vieler Worte:

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