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Gustavo Dudamel-the Promise of Music DVD

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In this new full-length documentary on Venezuela's visionary music-education system, its ''miraculous'' orchestra(Die Zeit), and their ''brilliant'' conductor (Financial Times), we meet these young musicians, hear their stories, andwatch them prepare for and perform at the 2007 Bonn Beethoven Festival, where their concert was hailed as ''sensational.......a standing ovation after every piece'' (Sueddeutsche Zeitung).Plus concert performance at the 2007 Bonn Beethoven Festival.

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Released
11 August 2008
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Deutsche Grammophon 
Classification
Runtime
90 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
0044007344279 
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Documentary feature about the story of Gustavo Dudamel and his Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela. The orchestra was founded in 1975 by the social crusader Jose Antonio Abreu with a specific dictum in mind: that in the poorest slums of the world, where drug addiction, crime and despair run rife, life can be greatly improved if children can be brought into an orchestra to play the overwhelmingly European classical repertoire.The story follows Dudamel, and the young musicians from among whose ranks he came, preparing in Caracas for an upcoming concert at the Beethovenfest in Bonn. The eventual performance is the climax of the film.