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In Search of Constant Lambert
Composer, conductor, critic, wit, Constant Lambert was one of the most gifted and entertaining personalities of 20th-century music.
First shown in 1965. this film is being repeated to mark the 25th anniversary of his death.
The friends and colleagues taking part are:
Denis Aplvor , Malcolm Arnold Leslie Ayre , Michael Ayrton Sir Frederick Ashton Martin Boddey
Maurice Brown , William Chappell Deryck Cooke , Gordon Crier Tom Driberg , Duke Ellington Alan Frank , James Gibb Gavin Gordon
Sir Robert Helpmann
Julian Herbage. Louis Kentner Christopher Lambert
Elisabeth Lutyens , Angus Morrison Bronislawa Nijinska Peter Quennell
Geraldine and Mary Peppin Alan and Isabel Rawsthorne C. B. Rees , Randall Swingler Dame Ninette de Valois Sir William Walton
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Lawrence Leonard Narrator and interviewer
FRANCIS COLEMAN
Film editor MICHAEL BRADSELL
Producer BARRIE GAVIN

Contributors

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Denis Aplvor
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Malcolm Arnold
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Leslie Ayre
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Michael Ayrton
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Sir Frederick Ashton
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Martin Boddey
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Maurice Brown
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William Chappell
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Deryck Cooke
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Gordon Crier
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Tom Driberg
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Duke Ellington Alan Frank
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James Gibb
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Gavin Gordon
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Sir Robert Helpmann
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Julian Herbage.
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Louis Kentner
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Christopher Lambert
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Elisabeth Lutyens
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Angus Morrison
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Bronislawa Nijinska
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Peter Quennell
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Mary Peppin
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Isabel Rawsthorne
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C. B. Rees
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Randall Swingler
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Sir William Walton
Conducted By:
Lawrence Leonard
Interviewer:
Francis Coleman
Editor:
Michael Bradsell
Producer:
Barrie Gavin

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