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Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's "The Red Shoes" of 1948 is simply one of the most extraordinary and important British films in cinema history. An exuberant, lavish, daring, technicolor epic that has influenced generations of filmmakers, artists, and aspiring ballerinas. Although made in the late forties, "The Red Shoes" is decades ahead of it¹s time. It is shown regularly on television and is regarded as the definitive film about the world of dance. Brian Easdale, who won an Oscar for his score, developed his sensuous, esoteric style whilst studying Indian music in Calcutta and was described by Powell as "the ideal collaborator". for Powell went on to create soundtracks for "The Small Back Room", "The Elusive Pimpernel", "Gone to Earth", "The Battle of the River Plate", "Peeping Tom" and "Queens Guards".
The Red Shoes: Preude
The Red Shoes: Ballet
Horoscope: Dance for the Followers of Leo
Horoscope: Sarabande for the Followers of Virgo
Horoscope: Valse for the Gemini
Horoscope: Bacchanale
Horoscope: Invocation to the Moon and Finale
