000			03479ngm a2200433 a 4500
001			vtls002904667
003			ES-BaIT
005			20240605073842.0
007			vd cvaizu
008			161222p200u1976at 029 vleng c
010			_a2904667
035			_ab68319319
039		9	_a201706061527 _bVLOAD _c201701091119 _drieravj _c201612221439 _dalvarezrb _c201612221439 _dalvarezrb _y201612221438 _zalvarezrb
080			_a782.9.07Sondheim, Stephen(086.8)
245	0	0	_aAnatomy of a song _h[Enregistrament de vídeo] : _bwith Stephen Sondheim, John Weidman and members of the cast of Pacific Overtures / _cproduced by Stephen Paley ; directed by John Musilli
246	1		_iTítol a la superfície del disc i al contenidor: _aStephen Sondheim : _b"Someone in a tree" from "Anatomy of a song"
260			_aAustralia : _bContemporary Arts Media, _c[200-?]
300			_a1 videodisc (DVD) (29 min) : _bso, col.
500			_aProduït originalment pel programa de televisió "Camera Three" el 1976
508			_aFotografia: Michael Livesey ; foto animació: John Anthes ; editor del film: Anitra Pivnicks
511	0		_aConvidats: Frank Rich
511	0		_aMembres del càsting de Pacific Overtures: Mako, James Dybas, Mark Hsu, Gedde Watanabe
520			_a"Stephen Sondheim, composer-lyricist; John Weidman, writer; and Frank Rich, theater critic, in a close study of how one Broadway musical song came to be: "Someone in a Tree" from "Pacific Overtures". Members of the Broadway cast join Sondheim in a rousing performance of the number. Filmed in Sondheim's apartment in New York City. Members of the cast of "Pacific Overtures": Mako, James Dybas, Geddie Watanabe, Mark Hsu Syers. "It's my favorite song of anything I've written," Sondheim says. He demonstrates how he created the song, how the music tracks the libretto, gaining complexity and tension as the text becomes more urgent, how the song becomes a study of perceiving details in a seamless world. In the mid 70's Stephen Sondheim was already a celebrated composer-lyricist, increasingly fascinated with myth and history, when he undertook the musical "Pacific Overtures", based on John Weidman's play about the collision of cultures of 1853 that occurred when Commander Perry sailed into Tokyo Bay to end once and for all Japan's isolation from the West. As the work took shape the key scene became the actual meeting of east and west in the negotiators' "treaty house"; yet the audience is told what happens only from the reports of an old man, and a young boy who saw it, or some of it, from a tree. He was so young, did he know what he saw? Nevertheless, he was "Someone in a Tree." -- Contenidor
600	1	0	_aSondheim, Stephen _tPacific overtures. _pSomeone in a tree _9138004
630	0	7	_aPacific overtures (Sondheim, Stephen) _9138005
650	0	4	_aGestió i producció d'espectacles _956970
650	0	7	_aMusicals _2 _957338
700	1		_aRich, Frank _9138006
700	1		_aMusilli, John _9102062
700	1		_aSondheim, Stephen _947297
700	1		_aWeidman, John _952403
730	0		_aCamera three (Programa de televisió) _9137952
907			_a.b68319319 _b22-12-16 _c22-12-16 _d22-12-16 _em _fg _g- _heng _iat _j0 _k0
940			_aIT
949			_AVIRTUAITEM _D10050 _G10050 _X5 _61900073561 _aV-TM SON
998			_aVIRTUA
998			_aVTLSSORT0070*0080*0350*0800*2450*2460*2600*3000*5000*5080*5110*5111*5200*6000*6500*6501*6300*7000*7001*7002*7003*7300*8560*9070*9400*9992
999			_c123646 _d123646
040			_aES-BaIT _bcat