Renowned Italian soprano Renata Tebaldi and Canadian baritone Louis Quilico perform the finale of the second act from "Tosca" in this rare television event, which originally aired in March 1965. Tebaldi also sings Rossini's song cycle "La Regata Veneziana" while Quilico takes over on the finale of Puccini's "Il Tabarro" and Tosti's "L'ultima Canzone." Ernesto Barbini conducts the CBC Festival Orchestra.

From the Politeama Theater in Catanzaro, a concert dedicated to Renata Tebaldi. The Calabria Philharmonic Orchestra, tenor Dario Di Vietri, and soprano Daria Masiero, conducted by Maestro Filippo Arlia, perform works by Puccini, Mascagni, Verdi, and Donizetti.

A committed environmentalist whose hyperfixation with everything that's wrong with the world is taking a toll on his marriage tries a pill that reduces human brain capacity from the usual 20% to a mere 2%. Which puts him on a par with your typical man on the street.

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In 2008, Yann le Jours was a dancer and choreographer. That year, on 8 March, he presented a dance show in Porto on the stage of the Serralves Foundation. A few minutes before entering stage, Yann is informed that his father has just died. That evening, the show was presented in front of 300 spectators and captured by 3 cameras. Based on a video archive of this performance, Yann explores the text/context relationship and the subjective part of the act of translation to narrate this event where the real time of the stage coincides with the beginning of a mourning, the end of a career and the birth of another one.

Time Concerto, filmed in Singapore, one of the smallest nations on earth, explores the nature of time and raises intriguing questions as it celebrates the wonder of our world. There are moments of beauty and surprise.

Woody Woodpecker is a piano tuner forced to play after a bank robber hides out in the piano and points a gun at him.

Doc, while watching Champ work out with the punching bag, accidentally drops a hammer on Champ's toe, causing him to howl and hop about in a crazy beatnik dance, holding his foot. A beatnik coffee house owner is impressed and signs them up to entertain at his swinging club. Doc stages concerts for the talented but pain-ridden pooch. Doc, at the piano, rehearses Champ with great success, making several teenage cats swoon. Opening night at "The Hungry Me" pad is also a great success- their act creating enthuasiastic finger-snapping by the beatniks. The two become famous as Champ does a great beat presentation after Doc's piano intro and after being hit on the foot!

An innovative short documentary that uses new editing techniques to complement Stravinsky’s violin concerto with some unique choreography from George Balanchine.