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Snake Charmer on Clifton Beach, Karachi
A snake charmer at work on Clifton Beach, Karachi
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A snake charmer at work on Clifton Beach, Karachi. Colour corrected.
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Australia, c.1951: Members of an orchestra stand up and play their instruments as a girl sits listening with her dog
Australia, circa 1951: Members of an orchestra stand up and play their instruments as a girl sits listening with her dog.
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Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the brasswind instruments to eager students
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the brasswind instruments to eager students.
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Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the instruments in the woodwind family to eager students
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the instruments in the woodwind family to eager students.
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Australia, c.1951: String instrument performers play a tune in an orchestra
Australia, circa 1951: String instrument performers play a tune in an orchestra.
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Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze takes to students about the different instruments in the string family of the orchestra
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze takes to students about the different instruments in the string family of the orchestra.
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Australia, c.1951: An orchestra moves to the direction of the conductor's baton
Australia, circa 1951: An orchestra moves to the direction of the conductor's baton.
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United States, c.1951: An orchestra plays to the beat of the conductor during a concert
United States, circa 1951: An orchestra plays to the beat of the conductor during a concert.
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Australia, c.1951: An orchestra plays a tune during a concert
Australia, circa 1951: An orchestra plays a tune during a concert.
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Australia, c.1951: A lesson in the functions of a symphony orchestra by Professor Bernard Heinze of Australia
Australia, circa 1951: A lesson in the functions of a symphony orchestra by Professor Bernard Heinze of Australia.
British Movietone
THERE'S A MESSAGE THERE SOMEWHERE
Pictures show a robot parading through the streets of Berlin. It was radio controlled by its inventor, Korean composer Nam June Paik, and is backed on the cello by American Charlotte Morman. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical...
Bloomberg
U.S., Europe Aligned on Ukraine, Says French Ambassador
French Ambassador to the United States Philippe Etienne discusses the combined strategy of the U.S. and Europe in finding a solution to the crisis in Ukraine. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Draghi Says ECB Must Be Vigilant to Side Effects of Easy Policy
Sep.23 -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi speaks before lawmakers in Brussels about the economy, inflation and monetary policy. Addressing the European parliament for the last time as ECB president, Draghi said the ECB must...
Sherman Grinberg Film Library
Professor Bernard Heinze introduces children to components of a symphony orchestra in the 1950s
SOT Prof. Bernard Heinze at microphone as he begins to introduce the sections of an orchestra / VS the string section of an orchestra as Heinze intros the violins, violas, cellos, basses / SOT Heinze begins intro of woodwind section / VS...
Bloomberg
Bank Otkritie's Zadornov Believes Banks Can Survive More Sanctions
Sep.06 -- Mikhail Zadornov, chairman of management board at Bank Otkritie Financial Corp., discusses the potential impact of additional U.S. sanctions on the Russian banking system. He speaks with Bloomberg's Nejra Cehic at the Moscow...
Curated Video
The Art of Making Balafons: A Musical Tradition from Ivory Coast to Paris
This video explores the traditional art of making the balafon, a West African musical instrument with deep cultural significance. It follows the craftsmanship of Icongo, a village chief in Ivory Coast, as he meticulously creates these...
Bloomberg
ECB `Will Remain Patient' on Rate-Hike Timing, Draghi Says
Jun.19 -- Mario Draghi says the European Central Bank "will remain patient in determining the timing of the first rate rise." The ECB President made the comments during a speech at its annual Forum on Central Banking in Sintra, Portugal.
Bridgeman Arts
The Living City, 1970, part 19 - London's Guildhall, The Court of Common Council meeting, orchestra playing
Clip from 1970 film focussing on the history of the City of London - the Square Mile - its economic growth, institutions, administration, buildings and future. The film illustrates the major part taken by local government in the physical...
Bridgeman Arts
B-29 crew internal pre-flight checks, preparation for taking off
B-29 crew internal pre-flight checks, preparation for taking off, engines are started, bomb bay doors close
Bloomberg
Jean-Claude Trichet: Europe Has Too Many Banks
Dec.14 -- Former European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet examines steps taken to diminish risks in the global banking industry and the need for consolidating "too many banks" in Europe. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
AFP News Agency
VOICED: In Chile desert, huge telescope begins galaxy probe
VOICED: In Chile desert, huge telescope begins galaxy probe
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A live performance by dancers and a band in the restaurant of the Savoy c.1960
Clip from a promotional film about a French girl visiting London. Late 50s/early 60s. A live performance by dancers and a band in the restaurant of the Savoy.
Bloomberg
IFC's Garcia Mora on Sustainable Finance
Sep.29 -- Alfonso Garcia Mora, Regional VP of Asia and Pacific at the International Finance Corporation discusses his outlook for sustainable finance at the sidelines of "Ecosperity Week 2021". He speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi...