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Margot Fonteyn introduces the London Festival Ballet. / London Festival Ballet double bill
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Margot Fonteyn introduces the London Festival Ballet. / London Festival Ballet double bill
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Good music.
Published 1997Table of Contents: “…Hallelujah / Handel -- Galliard battaglia / Samuel Scheidt -- Sonata in A minor K. 310 / Mozart (Sviatoslav Richter, pianist) -- The Vampyr / Marschner -- Danza espanola no. 11 / Enrique Granados (Julian Bream, John Williams, guitars) -- Suite no. 5 for cello / Bach (Paul Tortellier, cello) -- Giselle / Tchaikovsky (Dame Margot Fonteyn, Rudolf Nureyev, dancers) -- Sleeping beauty. …”
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Both sides of the bench
Published 2015Table of Contents: “…Front cover; Inside cover; Copyright and publication details; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Dedication; List of Illustrations; Barrington Black is the one on the left; Grandmother's sister Auntie Gertie, married to Solomon Levy who played cricket for Gloucester in 1911; My father with two friends, Alexandria 1944; Grandmother's brother, Uncle Louis, the family icon; Circa 1918: Uncle Louis on a tank with Lloyd George, for whom he wrote speeches; President of Leeds University Union 1952; Leeds University Rag Revue poster 1952; In front of me is The Princess Royal with Margot Fonteyn…”
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Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet
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Great lives a century in obituaries / Time great lives
Published 2007Table of Contents: “…Howard Hughes, 5 April 1976 -- Field Marshal Montgomery, Soldier who became victor of El Alamein and a legend in his own lifetime 24 March 1976 -- Mao Tse-tung, Revolutionary leader who inspired the regeneration of China 9 September 1976 -- Benjamin Britten, A major contribution to English music 4 December 1976 -- Elvis Presley, 'The king' of rock and roll music 16 August 1977 -- Maria Callas, Operatic star of genius 16 September 1977 -- Charlie Chaplin, Comic genius of the cinema screen 25 December 1977 -- Jesse Owens, Memorable performance at the Berlin Olympics 30 March 1980 -- Jean-Paul Sartre, A leading original thinker of the twentieth century 14 April 1980 -- Sir Alfred Hitchcock, Master of screen suspense 29 April 1980 -- Mae West, Film humorist who made sex a shared joke 22 November 1980 -- John Lennon, Dominant role in a pop music revolution 8 December 1980 -- Bob Marley, 11 May 1981 -- Glenn Gould, 4 October 1982 -- Sir Douglas Bader, Showing the way to the disabled 5 September 1982 -- Orson Welles, Formidable and inventive actor and producer 10 October 1985 -- Henry Moore, Sculptor of international reputation 31 August 1986 -- Andy Warhol, Art for publicity's sake 22 February 1987 -- Jacqueline du Pré, 19 October 1987 -- Sir Frederick Ashton, Great choreographer and founder-figure of British ballet 18 August 1988 -- Laurence Olivier, Player of spellbinding power and versatility 11 July 1989 -- Sugar Ray Robinson, Supreme exponent of pugilistic skills 12 April 1989 -- Ayatollah Khomeini, Cleric who led Iran to the past 3 June 1989 -- Herbert von Karajan, Master conductor of opera, orchestra, and recordings 16 July 1989 -- Samuel Beckett, Unassuming genius who probed the quandary of human existence 22 December 1989 -- Margot Fonteyn, 21 February 1991 -- Peggy Ashcroft, 14 June 1991 -- Miles Davis, 28 September 1991 -- Robert Maxwell, 5 November 1991 -- Menachem Begin, 9 March 1992 -- Francis Bacon, 28 April 1992 -- Elizabeth David, 22 May 1992 -- Willy Brandt, 8 October 1992 -- Rudolf Nureyev, 6 January 1993 -- Richard Nixon, 22 April 1994 -- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 19 May 1994 -- Fred Perry, 2 February 1995 -- Harold Wilson, 24 May 1995 --…”
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