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Richard Pennycuick <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 27 Jan 2005 07:16:46 +1100
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John J Kreagrman:

>There has been much discussion lately about composers and their music.
>May I recommend to all involved a stunning and ultimately tragic DVD
>about Malcolm Arnold, a composer I admire greatly.  It is one of the
>most profound biographical films I have ever seen.  I'm sorry not to
>have the name of it at hand as I have lent it to out at present.
>
>[I believe the DVD may be titled: Toward The Unknown Region -
>Malcolm Arnold - A Story Of Survival.  -Dave]

Dave has the title correct.  I bought my copy through Musicweb
(http://www.musicweb-international.com) which delivered very promptly.
I strongly endorse John's opinion of it.  This is not the sort of
hagiography we see so often when various people who knew the subject
talk about what a warm and wonderful person he is/was, and suggest
nomination for sainthood.  It is, to use an overused word, a major
documentary.

Richard Pennycuick

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