Bernard Herrmann

[Gast Stefan Jania]

Seltene Film- und Interviewaufnahmen von Herrmann aus dem Jahre 1971 bei BBC.

 

In a rare clip from the BBC archive, Bernard Herrmann, always a champion of new music, discusses the works of Carl Ruggles with presenter John Amis on Music On Two: Summer Music Now in 1971. He also directs a performance of the composer's Angels for six muted trumpets.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02r4kkw

 

Wenn mir jemand einen Tipp geben könnte, wie man das für mein Archiv runterladen kann, wäre ich ewig dankbar.

 

 

[gargamel]

Danke für dieses Video - sehr interessant!!! Herman konnte ja auch richtig nett sein!?! ;-)

 

Was die Archivierung angeht...ich glaube der RealPlayer10 bot eine Möglichkeit Videos (z. B. auch auf Youtube) runter zu laden. Die nachfolgenden Player konnten es wohl nicht mehr.

Ich meine auf chip.de kommt man immer noch an den RealPlayer10 ran...

 

Komischerweise funktioniert's bei mir nicht, kann aber auch am Schlepptop liegen..ist nicht mehr das Jüngste.

 

Gruß

 

Jens

[Luke]

Seltene Film- und Interviewaufnahmen von Herrmann aus dem Jahre 1971 bei BBC.

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02r4kkw

 

Wenn mir jemand einen Tipp geben könnte, wie man das für mein Archiv runterladen kann, wäre ich ewig dankbar.

 

Du hast eine PN. 

[Gast Der Archivator]

Schöne Sammlung an aktuellen Interviews zum Thema "Bernard Herrmann".

 

[Stefan Jania]

Im FSM-Forum schon besprochen. Benny & Hitch. Ein zweistündiges Bühnenstück über die Zusammenarbeit von Herrmann und Hitchcock. Live-Aufnahme. Sehr nette Idee!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001g9pz

Zitat

Released On: 25 Dec 2022
Available for over a year
By Andrew McCaldon

The extraordinary and explosive relationship between director Alfred Hitchcock and the film composer Bernard Herrmann. Recorded live at Alexandra Palace with the BBC Concert Orchestra playing Herrmann's scores from the partnership's iconic films - Vertigo, North by Northwest and Psycho.

Bernard Herrmann ..... Tim McInnerny
Alfred Hitchcock ..... Toby Jones
Alma Hitchcock ..... Joanna Monro
Lucy Anderson/Tippi ..... Tara Ward
Lew Wasserman/Cary/Paul ..... Jonathan Forbes
BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Ben Palmer

Produced by Neil Varley and Tracey Neale
Directed By Tracey Neale

By the late 1950s Herrmann and Hitchcock – known to each other as ‘Benny’ and ‘Hitch’ – have formed the most famous composer-director partnership in film history, creating masterpieces of cinema together, including Vertigo, North by Northwest and Psycho.

But with tensions growing between the two maverick artists and change afoot in the movie industry, Benny and Hitch’s collaboration and friendship comes to a catastrophic end at a recording session for the film Torn Curtain. But who is really responsible for the break-up? From beyond the grave, Benny and Hitch set out to determine which man has blood on their hands?

Recorded in front of an audience at Alexandra Palace and starring two stellar actors, Tim McInnerny and Toby Jones, this thrilling and witty drama, will feature performances of Bernard Herrmann’s music by the brilliant BBC Concert Orchestra.

Writer:
Andrew McCaldon worked with the BBC as a key creative on Ten Pieces, for which he wrote a series of acclaimed films and BBC Proms concerts. He has also combined music and drama in numerous shows for the BBC CO, BBC SO and the BBC Singers. Other recent writing work includes: Wemba’s Dream, a community music-drama event with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, for which Andrew acted as Creative Director (2021); Abracadopera!, an original TV opera-comedy-drama, created and written by Andrew for English National Opera and broadcast on Sky Arts and Sky Kids (June 2022); and Gnomus, a site-specific play for Puppets With Guts staged at Stonehenge (April 2022).

Cast & Performers:
Tim McInnerny has just finished filming One Day for Netflix and plays the lead role in the forthcoming film Killers Anonymous. He can be seen in Ten Percent, the UK version of Call My Agent and also appeared in Game of Thrones.

Toby Jones can be seen in The English for the BBC. Other work includes Jon S. Baird's Tetris for Apple TV and Sam Mendes's film Empire of Light, due for release in January. He will also appear in the forthcoming Indiana Jones film.

Joanna Monro has been a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company several times. Her TV credits include Doctors and Doctor Who. She was a presenter on That's Life and her theatre credits include Blood Brothers and Mamma Mia!

Tara Ward has worked in film, television, stage and radio. Recent appearances were in the film Justice League and Sky TV's Riviera. She played Mrs March in Radio 4's Little Women. Tara has written a number of books on personal development.

Jonathan Forbes played the lead role in the film Conspiracy of Silence. TV highlights include Hornblower, Foyle's War and Black Mirror. He played Sharon Hogan's brother in Catastrophe for Channel 4. He also starred in Radio 4's returning series Tracks.

The BBC Concert Orchestra appears on Radio 2's Sunday Night Is Music Night as well as exploring music from classical to contemporary on Radio 3. Soundtracks include Blue Planet and Serengeti for BBC 1 and in February it worked with over 20 artists for Radio 2's Piano Room Month. It appears annually at the BBC Proms and at London's Southbank Centre.

The Conductor, Ben Palmer is Chief Conductor of the Deutsche Philharmonie Merck in Darmstadt and Babylon Orchester Berlin and Artistic Director of Covent Garden Sinfonia. He is one of Europe's most sought-after specialists in conducting live to picture. Next year he conducts the German tour of Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens.

Production Team:
Directed by Tracey Neale
Produced by Neil Varley & Tracey Neale
Production Co-Ordinators, Ben Hollands, Ayesha Labrom & Hannah O'Reilly

Technical & Outside Broadcast Team:
Chris Rouse, Alison Craig, Gilly Chauhan, Simon Nicklinson and Jon Wilson