Bavaria-A Musical Journey [Regio free (0)] Various
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DVD NAXOS Audiovisual Release date: 26/May/2009
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2474236
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The Road of Romance, in South Bavaria, leads through the countryside to the great castle of Weikersheim, former residence of the Counts and Princes Hohenlohe.
"Bavaria - A Musical Journey" on DVD by NAXOS Audiovisual invites viewers to explore the breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Bavaria, Germany. This visually stunning film pairs sweeping aerial shots and picturesque scenes with a carefully curated classical soundtrack, featuring works from renowned composers such as Richard Wagner and Carl Orff. The journey takes you through iconic locations like Neuschwanstein Castle, Munich?s historic squares, tranquil lakes, and charming villages. Produced by NAXOS Audiovisual?a leader in classical music media?this title exemplifies their commitment to high-quality productions that blend visual artistry with musical excellence.
NAXOS Audiovisual is globally recognized for its dedication to making classical music accessible through innovative recordings and films. Their catalog includes award-winning documentaries, concert performances, and travelogues that celebrate both music history and scenic beauty.
The film features direction from acclaimed filmmaker Tony Palmer, known for his extensive work in music documentaries including "All You Need Is Love" (1976) about the history of popular music and "Wagner" (1983), a celebrated biopic starring Richard Burton. Narration is provided by distinguished voice artist Brian Blessed whose powerful delivery has graced numerous BBC productions. The featured musicians include world-class orchestras such as the Staatskapelle Dresden under conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli?both highly respected for their interpretations of German repertoire.