Micho Dimitrov (violin) Studied with Todor Katsarev and Tatjana Krasteva. Graduated High School of Music – Plovdiv (1974) and P. Vladigerov State Academy of Music in the violin class of Prof. Boyan Lechev and chamber music with Prof. Vladimir Avramov with Master class 1978- 1980. Specialized at the Guildhall Schol of Music and Drama in London under Prof. Yfrah Nieman, a part-time violin and chamber music teacher at Richmond College (1981- 1983). He completes his specialization at the Academy with the highest award Concert Recital Diploma. When 10 years old – first prize for young violin players Jan Kocian Competition — Czech Rep. 1978 – Finalist at the Tchaikovsky Competition — Moscou 1979 – Special Prize at the Kreisler Competition — Vienna 1982 – Alfred Gibbson Memorial Prize — London 1982 – Mayra Hess Foundation Prize — London Violeta Popova (piano) Graduated from P. Vladigerov State Music Academy in the piano class of Prof. P. Pelishek, she specialized chamber music and piano accompaniment at the Moscow Conservatory. Throughout the years of her concert activity the instrumentalist has given numerous concerts together with eminent Bulgarian and foreign soloists in Russia, Serbia, Slovakia. Poland, Hungary, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Holland. The pianist has been awarded with prizes for the best piano accompaniment at the competitions PI Tchaikovsky in Moscow, JSBach in Leipzig, L. Spohr in Freiburg. Together with other musicians she has many recordings for the …

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Jim Carter (AKA Mr Carson from Downton Abbey) chats to Absolute Radio about the second season of the drama show at the National TV Awards 2011 – and what he’d like his character Mr Carson to get up to… Watch more great video interviews now at absoluteradio.co.uk!
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This video was done by a really good friend of mind. She did it for my radio show announcements on PCR.

More soundies: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com The Hut-Sut Song (a Swedish Serenade) is a novelty song from the 1940s with nonsense lyrics. The song was written in 1941 by Leo V. Killion, Ted McMichael and Jack Owens. The first and most popular recording was by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights. The lyrics state that a Swedish boy skipped school to sit by a stream and sing what is purportedly a Swedish folk song. The chorus goes in part: Hut-Sut Rawlson on the rillerah and a brawla, brawla sooit. The song then purports to define some of the words, a boy and a girl by a river and their dreams. The song has an unusual and contagious rhythm. The song was also recorded by various artists such as Mel Torme, Freddy Martin and Spike Jones. The song is of the same genre as other novelty songs of the era, such as Mairzy Doats and Three Little Fishies (Itty Bitty Poo). Some contend that the song was a rewriting of an unpublished Missouri River song called Hot Shot Dawson. The popularity of the song is lampooned in a 1940s film short. In the film, the King’s Men (who also performed on Fibber McGee and Molly), play young men living in a boarding house who are endlessly singing the song while getting dressed, eating dinner, playing cards, etc., until the exasperated proprietor finally has them removed to an insane asylum. The song is featured in the movies From Here to Eternity, Ace in the Hole, A Christmas Story, and the 1942 version of Horton Hatches the Egg. Fibber McGee and Molly …
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Bored with the flow
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eh, something new. mentally fried lately, gotta give it some time before the next one.
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A look inside the studios of the BBC’s flagship current affairs Today radio programme.
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From voaspecialenglish.com | http Jason Kenyon loves playing video games. But his parents think he spends too much time with the games. Jason disagrees. JASON KENYON: “Well, to say the least, they didn’t like it very much. They said, stop and focus on a real career.” Jason is one of a growing number of students seeking jobs in the video gaming and technology industry. He attends Montgomery College in the state of Maryland. JASON KENYON: “When I finish with my bachelor’s degree probably two or so years from now, I may be able to find work pretty easily compared to most other industries. So I think I’ll have a good future.” Deborah Solomon teaches at the college. Solomon says the federal government is spending millions of dollars on gaming technology to help find and train workers for different agencies. DEBORAH SOLOMON: “The future of video gaming is very bright because the game technology is bleeding into virtually every other industry — from military to homeland security to health care, biotechnology, advertising, even news.” For example, the United States Army developed video games to help young Americans explore careers in the Army. David Versaw is chief financial officer of WILL Interactive, a game development company. DAVID VERSAW: “It’s a great medium to reach people. People in academics are starting to understand the power of gaming. The current state of the economy has slowed things down a little bit here recently. But we are busier now than we ever have been …

www.agnieszkaufniarz.com Agnieszka Ufniarz – Piano Jeremy Nedjar – Director Agnieszka Ufniarz, First Prize Winner of the Dorothy MacKenzie Artist Recognition Award in New York performed in the biggest cities of Europe, North and South America, and Asia, in important concert halls such as: Carnegie Hall — New York, Symphony Hall of Auditorio Nacional — Madrid, Royal Theatre — Madrid, Salle Cortot — Paris, Museum of Art — Tel Aviv, Theatro Municipal — Sao Paolo, Musashino Shimin Concert Hall — Tokyo. She appeared in concert in Brasil, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Poland France, Luxembourg, Italy, Japan and United States. Important place in her repertoire takes chamber and contemporary music. Also in this field she was awarded special prize for the best chamber music performance at the International Piano Competition in Aomori, Japan. She has collaborated with, among others, Israel Philharmonic Quartet, Manderling Quartet, Polish Radio Chamber Orchestra “Amadeus”, Concerto Cottbus, Orquestra Sinfonica Municipal de Sao Paulo, Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra and Sinfonietta Polonia, with conductors: Agnieszka Duczmal, Jose Maria Florencio, Marek Pijarowski, Zygmunt Rychert, Jacek Rogala, Nabil Shehata, Cheung Chau, and singers Tom Krause, Iwona Sobotka ,Marek Gasztecki. She has performed in festivals (F. Chopin Festival in Antonin, National Piano Festival in Slupsk, Weeks of Talents in Tarnow, “Chopin in Barbakan Festival” in Cracovie, Festival Chopiniana in Warsaw …

Cheerful Charlie Chester – Jiving At The Albert Hall/A Dreamers Holiday (1950) Charlie Chester (April 26, 1914 — June 26, 1997) was a British stand-up comedian and TV and radio presenter, broadcasting almost continuously from the 1940s to the 1990s. His style was similar to that of Max Miller. Chester was born Cecil Victor Manser in Eastbourne, East Sussex. His first job after leaving education was as a grocer’s errand boy, but he won talent competitions for his musical instrument playing and singing. Working as a travelling salesman for an embroidery company, Chester realised he had the gift of the gab and decided to become a professional comedian. Known as “Cheerful” Charlie Chester, he was well-known to British audiences in the 1940s from his BBC radio show Stand Easy. This show was adapted for television as The Charlie Chester Show in 1949 and became a standup and sketch show for the next 11 years. Frequent cast members included Edwina Carroll, Eric ‘Jeeves’ Grier, Len Lowe, Deryck Guyler, Len Marten, Arthur Haynes and Fred Ferrari. Chester’s radio shows included A Proper Charlie and That Man Chester. Another series — which started out as a section of The Charlie Chester Show in 1950 — was the quiz Pot Luck, which was the first British TV programme to offer prizes for correctly answering questions. He suffered a stroke and died on June 26, 1997.
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SockBOX: RIP theboringdispatcher – Appearing @ 5:23. Honored back then. Honoring again. This is my Tribute to YouTube & All of you in the Community & Watching. All the drama, vlogs, entertainment, new competition and recent Announcements has really touched me to put this together. You may find yourself in it. If I could have put EVERYONE in it, I would. This is why I YouTube! I will let you dicuss everyone that is in it. Some are popular some are not. We are all in this together. Go find them all! (And I did not think about the middle video frame to be grabbed for the picture. Oh what a silly picture!) Karaoke – Queen’s Radio Ga Ga Yes, I did my own vocals. How crazy am I? I am just GA GA!! Enjoy & Keep on YouTubing! Lyrics:——– I’d sit alone and watch my screen My only friend through sleepless nights And everything I had to know I saw it in your videos We rate them All 5 or less stars Through war of words and viewd like memoirs. You made ‘em laugh – you made ‘em cry You made us feel like we could fly So don’t become some Desktop Noise A backdrop for the girls and boys Who just don’t know or just don’t care And just complain when you’re not there You had your time, you had the power You’ve yet to have your finest hour YouTube All we see is Video YouTube Video Google Video ga ga All we see is Video YouTube Video blah blah Featured clip that’s new. YouTube, someone still loves you! We watch the clips — we watch the stars Online the site for hours and hours We hardly …
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Comedian Lewis Black filmed a “rant” against the greed of these “Buyout Barons.” Indie rock band Radio 4 contributed a great track for it too. Go to www.july17action.org to check it out, and find out how you can get involved by signing a petition or registering to attend an action on July 17, 2008 in your area.
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Another Rare play of the Classical series written by the distinguished writer, playwright, broadcaster, intellectual and spiritualist ASHFAQ AHMED from Pakistan. SERIES: AUR DRAME (MORE PLAYS) PLAY: AHSAS AUR KAMTARI STARRING: AURANGZEB LAGHARI SHEEBA HASSAN FARZANA SIDDIQI SHAZIA NIGHAT BUTT FARRUKH AFZAL AYUB KHAN QUDSIA BANO BAQAR ALI ALIA BEGUM HASAN AFTAB WRITTEN BY: ASHFAQ AHMED PRODUCED & DIRECTED BY: SAHIRA KAZMI Ashfaq Ahmed, (Urdu: ????? ????) (August 22, 1925 September 7, 2004) was a distinguished writer, playwright, broadcaster, intellectual and spiritualist from Pakistan. His prime qualities of heart and hand earned appreciations across the borders. He was regarded by many as the best Urdu Afsana (short-story) writer after Saadat Hasan Manto, Ismat Chughtai and Krishan Chander following the publication of his famous short-story “Gaddarya” [The Shepherd] in 1955. Ahmed was born on 22 August 1925 in Garhmukteshwar village, Ghaziabad, British India. He obtained his early education in his native district. Shortly before 1947, he migrated to Pakistan & made the Punjab metropolis, Lahore as his abode. He completed his Masters in Urdu literature from Government College Lahore. Bano Qudsia, his wife and companion in Urdu literary circles who is also one of the best novelists of Urdu, was his classmate at Government College. After Partition, when he arrived at the Walton refugee camp with millions of other migrants, he used to make announcements on a megaphone around …