The story is truer than true, recalling the real-life moment British cello virtuoso Beatrice Harrison took her dignified instrument to her garden, and a songbird joined in. “At first she couldn’t believe it, so she started playing a sonata, and the nightingale accompanied her.” One night she was playing a scale and a nightingale joined in. “In the summer evenings she used to practise in the garden. “There’s a wonderful cellist called Beatrice Harrison,” Peggy says.
There’s a wonderful scene in which young archaeologist Peggy (Lily James), tells Rory (Johnny Flynn) of the time a cellist inadvertently played a duet with the nightingales inhabiting her garden. Is the story of the cellist and the nightingale real? Read more: Soprano sings jaw-dropping Handel aria from church pulpit > Ursprnglich war der Inhalt als Grundlage fr einen Science-Fiction-Film. We’re also treated to some wonderful Handel at the garden party scene near the end, when a fanfare moment from the English composer’s Music for the Royal Fireworks is played out by a brass band, in celebration of the historic local findings. The Dig ist ein 1995 vom US-amerikanischen Spieleentwickler LucasArts in Zusammenarbeit mit. Sweeping strings and sounds from the natural world speak beautifully to the film’s British setting, with melancholy moments on the piano painting a picture of nostalgia for pre-war times and moments of wonder and discovery amplified by driving timpani lines.
It embraces moments of silence and does not dominate, rather providing a melodious support for the film’s outstanding acting and script, and breathtaking Suffolk landscapes. Gregory’s music for The Dig is soft and subtle.
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