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I
had 61st live broadcast of “Pops Lounge” yesterday in TBN Ulsan Traffic
Broadcasting Network’s “Studio1041”. The greatest popular musician in music
history I introduced yesterday was group “Little River Band”.
I
uploaded content of yesterday's broadcast on YouTube.
Studio
1041 “Pops Lounge” of TBN Ulsan Traffic Broadcasting Network will be continued
at 10:30 am every Tuesday.
Release date:
27 March 1969 (Australia), 15 November 1969 (UK), 8 March 1970 (US)
Staff
Director:Michael Powell
Produced
by:Michael Powell, James Mason
Screenplay:Peter Yeldham
Music:
Peter Sculthorpe (Australia), Stanley Myers (UK)
Cinematography:
Hannes Staudinger
Edited by:
Anthony Buckley
Cast
James
Mason as Bradley Morahan
Helen
Mirren as Cora Ryan
Jack
MacGowran as Nat Kelly
Summary
"Age
of Consent" is a 1969 romantic comedy-drama film directed by Michael
Powell. The film starred James Mason, who co-produced the film with Powell,
Helen Mirren, who first starred in a theatrical film, and Jack MacGowran. The
screenplay written by Peter Yeldham was based on the 1938 autobiographical
novel of the same name by Norman Lindsay, an Australian artist who died the
year this film was released.
Movie Review
“A good opportunity to see Helen Mirren”
“Nice film”
“Enjoyable comedy drama from Michael Powell”
“Pleasant surprise”
“Great Michael Powell film”
“Quirky pleasure”
“Life is art, enjoy it while you can”
Interesting stories about the film
1.
This is Helen Mirren'sfirst theatrical film in which she played the major
leading role.
2.
James Mason met his future wife, Clarissa Kaye, in this film.
James Mason
3.
Helen Mirren was twenty-four-years-old when this movie was released.
Helen Mirren
4.
The storyline of this film includes elements of William Shakespeare’s "The
Tempest".
The first page of The Tempest, printed in the First Folio of 1623
5.
This is the first of two Australian cinema movies filmed in Australia that
starred English actor James Mason. The second film was "A Dangerous Summer
(1982)".
The 29th lecture for today is "World
Music: Australia".
This lecture was the 29th lecture of “ACJ
Music Academy”, which was held on 14 November 2015.
Indigenous music in Australia refers to the
music of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders.
The music has existed for many years,
integrating the social and cultural elements of the people in these regions.
A representative instrument of traditional
Australian indigenous music is the “didgeridoo”, the world's oldest woodwind
instrument.
However, in modern times, these indigenous
music are developing in the form of fusion mixed with various music styles such
as rock 'n' roll, country, hip hop and reggae.
Under these circumstances, Australian
Aboriginal singer ‘Jimmy Little’ was the first Australian Aboriginal singer,
who succeed with his debut song "The Royal Telephone" in 1964.
Australia's “Bush Music” is a piece of
traditional oral culture that dates back to songs sung by inmates who were deported
to Australia during the early days of British colonies.
The songs are about the hard lives of
people such as criminals, laborers, and herders, and among which is “The Wild
Colonial Boy”.
Considered an unofficial national anthem in
Australia, “Waltzing Matilda” is one of the typical Australian folk songs,
inspired by Celtic folk ballads.
Australian folk music has a unique
tradition that mixed Aboriginal traditional music with European folk music
introduced from Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries.
In Australia, their traditional folk music
from immigrants from Ireland, the United Kingdom, Germany and Scandinavia were dominant.
In this sense, Australian folk music are related
to the folk music of other countries with similar ethnic, historical and
political origins, such as New Zealand, Canada, and the United States.
Today, I will introduce 3 music as follows:
1. The Royal Telephone-Jimmy Little
2. The Wild Colonial Boy-The Clancy
Brothers
3. Waltzing Matilda
You can listen to all the songs from
following YouTube link.
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