Yo-Yo Ma Movies
Yo-Yo Ma is perhaps the most widely recognized cellist in contemporary classical music. His association with film, apart from his taped performances, is through the series Yo-Yo Ma: Inspired by Bach, a collection of six films about the music of Bach and how it inspires multiple artistic disciplines. ~ All Movie Guide- 1990
The popular artist Yo Yo Ma is presented in a live concert performance at the renowned Tanglewood Music Festival. The personable cellist plays a wide range of music, from Bach and Brahms, to Beethoven and Gruber. He manages to entertain, inform, and delight his audience on a warm summer night in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide
- 1989
While his girlfriend works at a stultifying office job, the slovenly man in this film attempts to write fiction while sitting at his kitchen table. As a Hungarian expatriate, one cannot imagine where he hopes to market it. His girlfriend is also an expatriate, and they have long since grown tired of one another, but each represents the only security the other knows. Seemingly their only topic of discussion is the nature of their unsatisfactory lives and their unsatisfactory relationship. To explore these burning issues, they engage in writing introspective poetry, analyze each other using incompletely understood psychology, and soothe themselves with uninspired sex. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- 1986
In this hour-long video, Mr. Rogers focuses on several segments of his PBS television show dealing with the importance of music in a child's life. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide
