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*'The Rocker': [[Thin Lizzy]]'s [[Phil Lynott]] |
*'The Rocker': [[Thin Lizzy]]'s [[Phil Lynott]] |
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*[[Caetano Veloso]]: Un Caballero De Fina Estampa with the singer in concert singing hits such as 'Cucurrucucu Paloma', 'Haiti', and 'O Samba E O Tango'. |
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==Classical Titles Include== |
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*'The [[Salzburg Festival]]' historical documentary with [[placido Domingo]], [[Maximillian Schell]], [[Herbert von Karajan]], [[Lang Lang]], [[Anna Netrebko]], [[Valery Gergiev]] and [[Simon Rattle]] |
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Digital Classics DVD have also continued to release titles from the [[Iambic Productions]] catalogue including '''[[Joan Sutherland]]: The Reluctant Prima Donna''' and '''The People’s Chorus'''. |
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*[[Powder Her Face]] by [[Thomas Ades]] |
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*'The Creation' with [[The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra]] conducted by [[Sir Georg Solti]] |
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*'[[Benjamin Britten]]: A Time There Was...' by [[Tony Palmer (Director)]] |
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*'[[Stravinsky]]: Once at a Border' by [[Tony Palmer (Director)]] |
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*'[[Joan Sutherland]]: The Reluctant Prima Donna by [[Iambic Productions]] |
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==Dance Titles Include== |
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*[[DV8 Physical Theatre]]: The Cost of Living |
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*[[The Nutcracker]] starring [[Mikhail Baryshnikov]] and [[Gelsey Kirkland]] |
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*'Margot', the story of [[Margot Fonteyn]] by [[Tony Palmer (Director)]] |
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Revision as of 11:32, 24 September 2007
Digital Classics DVD Limited is a UK-based DVD label specialising in music, arts, documentaries and with a strong focus on classic British comedy. Founded in 2005 by label Director John Kelleher it is part of production and distribution Group DCD Media.
The label has released titles in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand.
Comedy Titles Include
- Futtock's End starring Ronnie Barker and Michael Hordern (1969)
- Sir Henry at Rawlinson End (film) written by Vivian Stanshall and starring Trevor Howard (1980)
- Simon, Simon starring Graham Stark, John Junkin and Norman Rossington with cameos from Peter Sellers, Michael Caine, Bob Monkhouse, Ernie Wise, Eric Morecambe and Tony Blackburn (1970)
- The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer a cult political satire starring and written by Peter Cook John Cleese and Graham Chapman and also starring Harold Pinter (1970)
- Yoga 4 Fellas starring comedian Ailon Free
Drama Titles Include
- Dice TV mini-series starring Aidan Gillen, Martin Cummins, Gina McKee and Fred Ward. Produced by Box TV.
- Testimony The Story of Shostakovich. Starring Ben Kingsley.
- The Human Factor starring George Kennedy, John Mills and Rita Tushingham
Music Titles Include
- Beats of the Heart: 'Roots, Rock, Reggae' with Lee "Scratch" Perry, Bob Marley, Toots & the Maytals, Jimmy Cliff and more
- Beats of the Heart: Salsa with Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Reuben Blades and more...
- Beats of the Heart: Rhythm of Resistance with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, The Mahotella Queens, Johnny Clegg and more...
- 'A Visit To Ali Farka Toure' by Marc Hureaux
- 'Music by...Gabriel Yared' by Rani Khanna
- 'The Rocker': Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott
- Caetano Veloso: Un Caballero De Fina Estampa with the singer in concert singing hits such as 'Cucurrucucu Paloma', 'Haiti', and 'O Samba E O Tango'.
Classical Titles Include
- 'The Salzburg Festival' historical documentary with placido Domingo, Maximillian Schell, Herbert von Karajan, Lang Lang, Anna Netrebko, Valery Gergiev and Simon Rattle
- 'The Creation' with The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Georg Solti
- 'Benjamin Britten: A Time There Was...' by Tony Palmer (Director)
- 'Stravinsky: Once at a Border' by Tony Palmer (Director)
- 'Joan Sutherland: The Reluctant Prima Donna by Iambic Productions
Dance Titles Include
- DV8 Physical Theatre: The Cost of Living
- The Nutcracker starring Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gelsey Kirkland
- 'Margot', the story of Margot Fonteyn by Tony Palmer (Director)
Other
In June 2006 ‘Futtock's End’ was shown on the big screen in Trafalgar Square in London for the St George’s Day celebrations, prior to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.