After the storm : the American exile of Béla Bartók /

The great Hungarian composer Béla Bartók spent the last five years of his life as a man without a country, a refugee from war-torn Europe. He spent these years, 1940-45, in the United States, where few people understood the greatness of his genius. This film tells the story of these years. Include...

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Corporate Authors: British Broadcasting Corporation Television Service, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Kultur International Films, Magyar Rádió és Televízió Szimfonikus Zenekara, Magyar Rádió és Televízió, Portobello Pictures (Firm), SEPT (Television station : France)
Other Authors: Abraham, Eric (Producer), Banki, Laszlo (Producer), Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945, Bársony, László, 1946- (Instrumentalist), Daniel, Malcolm R. (Film editor), Dickinson, Andrea (Film editor), Hopper, Keith (Cinematographer), Illés, János (Cinematographer), Lukács, Ervin (Conductor), Marks, Dennis, 1932-2006 (Producer), Peck, Bob, 1945-1999, Sándor, György, 1912-2005 (Instrumentalist), Solti, Georg, 1912-1997 (Conductor), Sturrock, Donald (Director), Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Hungarian
Published: West Long Branch, N.J. : Kultur, [200-?], c1989
West Long Branch, N.J. : [2008]
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Summary:The great Hungarian composer Béla Bartók spent the last five years of his life as a man without a country, a refugee from war-torn Europe. He spent these years, 1940-45, in the United States, where few people understood the greatness of his genius. This film tells the story of these years. Includes excerpts from Bartók's music performed by György Sándor, piano, László Bársony, viola, the Budapest Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ervin Lukács, Sir Georg Solti, and the Chicago Symphony conducted by Sir Georg Solti
The great Hungarian composer Béla Bartók spent the last five years of his life as a man without a country, a refugee from war-torn Europe. He spent these years, 1940-45, in the United States, where few people understood the greatness of his genius. This film tells the story of these years. Includes excerpts from Bartók's music performed by György Sándor, piano, László Bársony, viola, the Budapest Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ervin Lukács and Sir Georg Solti
Item Description:Biographical documentary
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1989
Title from opening frames
Physical Description:1 videodisc (76 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
1 videodisc (approximately 75 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
Format:DVD
DVD, NTSC ; 4:3 full screen ; Dolby 2.0 sound
Production Credits:Photography, János Illés, Keith Hopper ; film editors, Malcolm Daniel, Andrea Dickinson
Photography, János Illés, Keith Hopper ; film editors, Malcolm Daniel, Andrea Dickinson ; executive producers, Dennis Marks, Eric Abraham & Laszlo Banki
ISBN:0769787568
9780769787565