Neil McCauley
30-10-2015, 17:08
Released November 20th 2015
The first official soundtrack to the 1974 Oscar nominated music documentary about pioneering female conductor Antonia Brico!
Continas classical works by composers who inspired Antonia including a 31-minute Rachmaninoff piano concerto conducted by Antonia!
Also includes songs by Judy Collins specially selected for inclusion by Collins!
"Antonia Brico (June 26, 1902 – August 3,1989) was a conductor and pianist.Brico was born in Rotterdam, Netherlands. She and her foster parents immigrated to the United States in 1908 and settled in California.On leaving high school in Oakland in 1919 she was ...."
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The first official soundtrack to the 1974 Oscar nominated music documentary about pioneering female conductor Antonia Brico!
Continas classical works by composers who inspired Antonia including a 31-minute Rachmaninoff piano concerto conducted by Antonia!
Also includes songs by Judy Collins specially selected for inclusion by Collins!
"Antonia Brico (June 26, 1902 – August 3,1989) was a conductor and pianist.Brico was born in Rotterdam, Netherlands. She and her foster parents immigrated to the United States in 1908 and settled in California.On leaving high school in Oakland in 1919 she was ...."
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