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Eric Robinson introduces Music for You
with The Vienna Boys Choir, Anna Moffo, Bernard Miles, Nicanor Zabaleta, James Milligan

And presenting "Capricho"
A new ballet specially created for television by Alfred Rodrigues
with Julia Farron, Pirmin Trecu, Annette Page, Ronald Hynd, Merle Park, David Shields, Shirley Graham, David Drew.
Julian Bream (guitar)
Also appearing: Joan Bramhall, Ursula Connors, Gillian Knight, Jean Allister, Nora Ogonovsky, Edward Morgan, John Larsen, Vernon Rees, Vernon Williams
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Steven Staryk)

(The Vienna Boys Choir appears by arrangement with the Anglo-Austrian Society and Victor Hochhauser; John Larsen appears by permission of the Sadler's Wells Opera Company; Julia Farron, Pirmin Trecu, Annette Page, Ronald Hynd, Merle Park, David Shields, Shirley Graham, and David Drew by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.)

Contributors

Presenter/Conductor:
Eric Robinson
Producer:
Patricia Foy
Singers:
The Vienna Boys Choir
Singer:
Anna Moffo
Performer:
Bernard Miles
Harpist:
Nicanor Zabaleta
Baritone:
James Milligan
Writer (Capricho):
Alfred Rodrigues
Dancer (Capricho):
Julia Farron
Dancer (Capricho):
Pirmin Trecu
Dancer (Capricho):
Annette Page
Dancer (Capricho):
Ronald Hynd
Dancer (Capricho):
Merle Park
Dancer (Capricho):
David Shields
Dancer (Capricho):
Shirley Graham
Dancer (Capricho):
David Drew
Music (Capricho):
Joaquin Rodrigo
Guitarist (Capricho):
Julian Bream
Singer:
Joan Bramhall
Singer:
Ursula Connors
Singer:
Gillian Knight
Singer:
Jean Allister
Singer:
Nora Ogonovsky
Singer:
Edward Morgan
Singer:
John Larsen
Singer:
Vernon Rees
Singer:
Vernon Williams
Chorus-Master:
Marcus Dods
Orchestrations:
Arthur Wilkinson
Musicians:
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Steven Staryk
Designer:
Stephen Taylor

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