The Morricone Duel: The Most Dangerous Concert Ever
Nov 09 2018
•1h 11m
•Music
The ruthless gangsters of New York and the rough cowboys of the dusty prairie; the magic of cinema and the rich sound of a symphony orchestra. The Danish National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Hicks, performs masterful pieces by legendary film composer Ennio Morricone, accompanied by Sonny Bono, Bernard Herrmann and Nino Rota.
Cast
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Sarah Hicks
Self - Conductor
Tuva Semmingsen
Self - Soloist
Hans Ulrik
Self - Soloist
Christine Nonbo Andersen
Self - Soloist
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