Harry Freedman

Harry Freedman, (Polish: Henryk Frydmann; April 5, 1922 – September 16, 2005) was a Canadian composer, English hornist and teacher. He wrote a range of orchestral works including the scores to films such as The Bloody Brood (1959), Isabel (1968), The Act of the Heart (1970), The Pyx (1973) and The Courage of Kavik the Wolf Dog. He also wrote the music for six ballets, an opera, incidental music for the theatre, vocal art songs and choral works, and a substantial amount of chamber music. Source: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA

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Freedman documentary: You know, it's a very strong habit that he ha. Freedman documentary: In the summer of 1955… Freedman documentary: There's a certain sparseness, or angularity that I would recognize. Freedman documentary: He needs his own space, and he needs to have absolute quite. Spoken Introduction by Harry Freedman Freedman documentary: Most of the ballets I did were with Brian Macdonald. Freedman documentary: There's only one thing that you can learn. Freedman documentary: If you listen to the First Symphony, the echo of Bela Bartok is there. Freedman documentary: And then one day I heard a program called Let's Dance. Freedman documentary: Up to that point there wasn't very much chance of earning your living… Tableau 2002 Tangents, "Symphonic Variations" 2002