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George Gershwin Remembered
'It seems to me beyond doubt that Gershwin was an innovator.... he was an artist, a composer who expressed musical ideas - and they were new.' ARNOLD SCHOENBERG The man who opened up the concert hall to jazz died on 11 July 1937 at the tragically early age of 38. This film evokes the life and work of a major figure in 20th century music through the eyes of the few surviving people who worked with him. The programme includes extracts from Gershwin's best-known works, including Porgy and Bess, An American in Paris,
Shall We Dance, and Lady Be Good. A wealth of unknown home movies and private recordings preserved in the Gershwin family complete the picture.
With Fred Astaire Leonard Bernstein
Ella Fitzgerald , Judy Garland Frances Gershwin Godowsky Kitty Carlise Hart
Gene Kelly , Oscar Levant
Ginger Rogers , Linda Ronstadt Mickey Rooney Virgil Thomson and Michael Tilson Thomas Narrated by Charles Fox Film editors CHRISTOPHER HALE LYNDA FEATHERSTONE
Written and produced by PETER ADAM
0 FEATURE: page 13 and WODDIS ON: page 81

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Arnold Schoenberg
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Fred Astaire
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Leonard Bernstein
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Ella Fitzgerald
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Judy Garland
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Frances Gershwin Godowsky
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Kitty Carlise Hart
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Gene Kelly
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Oscar Levant
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Ginger Rogers
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Linda Ronstadt
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Mickey Rooney
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Virgil Thomson
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Michael Tilson Thomas
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Charles Fox
Editors:
Christopher Hale
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Lynda Featherstone
Produced By:
Peter Adam

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