Riket Ditt - DVD

On this episode of Travel Thru History we'll journey to the luckiest little Island in the Atlantic that just so happens to have the biggest history. Dublin, Ireland where beautiful scenery and friendly people welcome you with open arms. First, we'll take you to one of the oldest universities in Europe, Trinity College. Where we'll find the Book of Kells a masterpiece that dates back to around 800 AD. Next, we'll visit Glasnevin Cemetery, the resting place of just about every famous political leader in Dublin's history. It's a place with an important history of it's own and an impressive collection of stone artwork that's unlike any other. We'll also visit the General Post Office and Kilmainham Jail, two sites that marked the turning point in Ireland's fight for Independence. Finally, we'll visit Ireland's national cathedral, named for the patron Saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. So get ready to experience Irish history as we explore one of the most sought-after destinations in Europe.

Ever since their masterpiece InchHer von welken NächtenInch (2001), Dornenreich are spear heads of intelligent music somewhere between black metal, gothic, and folk. With their live document InchNachtreisenInch, the Austrians invite you on a multi-facetted journey through their own history and present two concerts a metal gig and an acoustic performance. The DVD also contains photo galleries with many unreleased pictures from the band's archives. InchNachtreisenInch impressingly balances Dornenreich's career so far and is a must-have for every fan of the band!

A performer of fierce integrity and dazzling communicative power, young French pianist Lucas Debargue became the most talked-about artist of the fifteenth International Tchaikovsky Competition. Placed Fourth in the final round, he was however awarded the coveted Moscow Music Critic's Prize as a player whose 'incredible gift, artistic vision, and creative freedom have impressed the critics as well as the audience.' This film offers unique insights into Debargue's life as a musician at the beginning of a remarkable career, with rehearsals and concerts from Moscow to Chicago via Weimar and Salerno, revealing talents as a composer and jazz improvisor and his first-time entry into a world of recording studios, touring and fame, in a crucial year of discoveries.