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2 giorni fa · "Over the Rainbow", also known as "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", is a ballad by Harold Arlen with lyrics by Yip Harburg. It was written for the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, in which it was sung by actress Judy Garland in her starring role as Dorothy Gale. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Song and became Garland's signature song.
- Harold Arlen
- 1939 by Leo Feist, Inc.
1 giorno fa · Plus, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” plays over it. That checks off pretty much all the rom-com boxes. Critical Reception: You’ve Got Mail might not be considered in quite the same tier as other all-time great romantic comedies, but it’s still 70% Fresh among critics and 73% Fresh among fans on Rotten Tomatoes .
1 giorno fa · Tutti volevamo essere presenti al tradizionale concerto del 25 aprile della Banda città di Mantova “Alessio Artoni”, il secondo anno dopo la scomparsa del compianto maestro Artoni. A dirigere i musicisti è stato il maestro Andrea Presciuttini, sul palco è salita anche Cristina Moretti, che con la sua splendida voce ha incantato i presenti.
3 giorni fa · In conclusion, "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" is a poignant and timeless song that encapsulates the human desire for a better, more peaceful existence beyond the challenges of everyday life. Through its dreamlike imagery and wistful tone, the song conveys a sense of optimism and yearning for a utopian place where troubles fade away, and freedom and happiness reign.
1 giorno fa · King Vidor directed the black and white sequences in the Wizard of Oz, including Judy Garland’s performance of Somewhere Over The Rainbow. He was born in Texas in 1894. Once of his first jobs was as a ticket-taker at a silent movie theater. While just a teen, he even built his own movie camera, and decided movies were his future.
3 giorni fa · Somewhere over the rainbowWay up highThere's a land that I heard ofOnce in a lullabySomewhere over the rainbowSkies are blueAnd the dreams that you dare to d...
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5 giorni fa · The true end of an era, Jerry Maren, the last surviving star of the classic MGM film, The Wizard of Oz has died. He was 98. While the cause of death is unknown, he had suffered from dementia. Doctors at the San Diego nursing facility where he was living suspect that it might have been the result from the injuries, he suffered from the violent clash at a union protest in Munchinland in 1936 ...
