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Donald
The masculine given name Donald is a version of the Scottish Gaelic name Domhnall (and variants Dómhnall, Dòmhnall,Domhnull, and Dòmhnull), historically the standard Anglicization of the name in Scotland. The name is ultimately derived from the Proto-Celtic world elements dubno ("world") and val ("rule"). The final -d on Donald is partly derived from a misinterpretation of the Gaelic pronunciation by English-speakers, and partly associated with the spelling of similar sounding Germanic-language names, such as Ronald. A short form of Donald is Don. Pet forms of Donald include Donnie, Donny, and Dolly. The feminine given name Donella is derived from Donald.Donald has numerous other Celtic-language cognates: Irish Dónal (Anglicised as Donal and Donall),Old Irish Domnall, Welsh Dyfnwal, Old Welsh Dumngual, Cumbric Dumngual, and Common Celtic *Dumno-ualos ("world-wielder"). Although the feminine given name Donna is sometimes used as a feminine form of Donald, the names are not etymologically related.
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Donald (singer)
Donald Moatshe (born 7 February 1985), commonly known by the monomyn Donald, is a South African Afro-soul singer, songwriter, recording artist and entertainer, originally from the town of Rustenburg, in the North-West province.
Life and music career
Donald was born in the village of Kraalhoek in the North West province. He began singing at a young age in the church choir, and this is where his musical talent was discovered.
In the year 2008, he inked a recording deal with South African DJ Cleo on his Will of Steel imprint. The label released his debut album, which received a luke-warm reception. He departed from the DJ Cleo's label, and started is own imprint, D-Exclusive in 2011, and began production on his sophomore album Train of Love there.
He rose to fame in 2011 with his debut single I Deserve, which later appeared on his much anticipated and critically acclaimed sophomore album Love Train, which was released in 2012. He released three singles from the album, titled I Deserve, Denial, and Over the Moon. I Deserve topped the RAMs Top 100 & Top 40 Charts, as well as entering the Top 10 on the Media Guide charts, instantly making him a household name in South Africa. The success of the album brought him much attention, enabling him to make appearances on South African TV shows, Rhythm City, 3Talk with Noeleen, MTV Base, Vuzu and various others.
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Donald (surname)
Donald is a surname. It can be written in Scottish Gaelic as MacDhòmhnaill.
List of persons with the surname
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Unman Wittering and Zigo by Donald McWhinnie. BBC RADIO DRAMA
Unman, Wittering and Zigo Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme Giles Cooper's creepy thriller. Producer: Donald McWhinnie Just down from Oxford, John Ebony takes up his first teaching post at Chantry School, to replace a teacher who died mid-term. After meeting the Lower Fifth, his enthusiasm and resolve give way to apprehension. Never has he met such sinister boys... The Headmaster: Anthony Viccars John Ebony, just down from Oxford: Peter Howell Cary Farthingale: John Sharp Nadia, John's wife: Violet Loxley Cuthbun, a clever little boy: David Franks Cloistermouth, a good Little boy: Leonard Monaghan Orris, a boy who is good at French: Jonathan Margates Bungabine, a buffoon of a boy: John Graham Unman, a tiresome boy: Nigel Anthony Lipstrob, a lout of a boy: John Scott Aggeridge, ...
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”Churchill's People” E15 America! America! (1975)
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Bob Keegan, Alfred Lynch, Peter Bourke, Cherith Mellor, Stephen Bill, Nancy Nevinson, Barry Linehan. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
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Howards End (1970) | Excerpt
Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glenda Jackson interpreta Margaret Schlegel e Sarah-Jane Gwillim é Helen Schlegel. O episódio, dirigido por Donald McWhinnie, foi ao ar pela primeira vez na BBC em 19 de abril de 1970. Visite https://emforsterbrasil.blogspot.com/
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FROM AN ABANDONED WORK
From An Abandoned Work, a "meditation for radio" by Samuel BECKETT. First broadcast on BBC Radio 3’s Third Programme on Saturday, 14 December 1957 together with a selection from the novel Molloy. Donald McWhinnie, who already had a great success with All That Fall, directed the Irish actor Patrick MAGEE, whose voiceprint I played in this spool.
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Early BBC radiophonics: Private Dreams and Public Nightmares (1957)
An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophonic Workshop, created by Frederick Bradnum and Daphne Oram (pictured) and produced by Donald McWhinnie. TX BBC Third Programme, 07/10/1957. McWhinnie's spoken introduction (the work starts at 4:20): "This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works. "You take a sound. Any sound. Record it and then change its nature by a multiplicity of operations. Record it at different speed...
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Anton Chekhov - The Wood Demon (November, 1974)
THE WOOD DEMON..... A luncheon party gathers to celebrate a wealthy unmarried man's birthday; his sister hopes he'll marry Sonya, the daughter of a selfish gout-ridden old professor who makes life hell for his son George and his young wife, Helen. At the luncheon is Khrushchov, a passionate environmentalist, called "the Wood Demon" by all, who’s in love with Sonya and she with him, but neither will admit it. Two weeks later there's a family meeting at the professor's estate; two weeks after that, a supper at the cabin of Dyadin, who's cheerful to all. George, Helen, Sonya, and Khrushchov are each suffocating. Can any of them take action? CAST..... Ian Holm ... Khrushchov Francesca Annis ... Helen Ronald Hines ... Voynitsky Ronald Fraser ... Serebryakov Donal McCann ... Theodore Angela Pl...
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Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)
w. Julia Jones d. Donald McWhinnie Article: https://forgottentelevisiondrama.wordpress.com/2016/05/26/julia-jones-and-home-and-away-granada-1972/
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''Churchill's People'' E6 The Conquerors (1975)
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Angela Pleasence, Vivian Pickles, Rosalie Crutchley, Rachel Thomas, Paul Hardwick, Tim Preece, Colin Blakely, Mark Donaldson, George Waring. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
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Samuel Beckett, Embers (1959): Any of the old charm there?
From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attempts to laugh. Dir: Donald McWhinnie Henry: Jack McGowran Ada: Kathleen Michael
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Etienne Wix - Radiophonic Sound Experiment (1957)
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/etienne_wix/ Musique: Odesza - INTRO From 1957, "Private Dreams and Public Nightmares," an incredibly weird and fantastic BBC sound experiment by writer Frederick Bradnum, pioneering electronic music composer Daphne Oram, and producer Donald McWhinnie. Oram went on to co-found the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the massively influential sound effects and music studio. From McWhinnie's narration introducing the piece: This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much t...
published: 21 Sep 2019
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Unman Wittering and Zigo by Donald McWhinnie. BBC RADIO DRAMA
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Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme
Giles Cooper's creepy thriller.
Producer: Donald McWhinnie
Just down from Oxford, John Eb...
Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme
Giles Cooper's creepy thriller.
Producer: Donald McWhinnie
Just down from Oxford, John Ebony takes up his first teaching post at Chantry School, to replace a teacher who died mid-term. After meeting the Lower Fifth, his enthusiasm and resolve give way to apprehension. Never has he met such sinister boys...
The Headmaster: Anthony Viccars
John Ebony, just down from Oxford: Peter Howell
Cary Farthingale: John Sharp
Nadia, John's wife: Violet Loxley
Cuthbun, a clever little boy: David Franks
Cloistermouth, a good Little boy:
Leonard Monaghan
Orris, a boy who is good at French:
Jonathan Margates
Bungabine, a buffoon of a boy: John Graham
Unman, a tiresome boy: Nigel Anthony
Lipstrob, a lout of a boy: John Scott
Aggeridge, an athletic boy: Michael Walker
Terhew, an interesting boy: Anthony Adams
Wittering, a wretched little boy: David Spenser
Trindle, a fly boy: Jean England
Winstanley, a very senior mathematics master:
Will Leighton
Mrs. Winstanley: Alice Esmie-Bell
Inspector: Harold Young
Unman, Wittering and Zigo are the last three names on the roll call for Lower 5B, a form full of malignant malcontents at Chantry School: it explains the title of the play, and the names of many of the characters.
Giles Cooper (1918-1966) was arguably the greatest British radio dramatist of the 20th century. Trained as an actor, he wrote 33 original radio dramas which were broadcast on the BBC Home Service, Light Programme and the Third Programme.
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Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme
Giles Cooper's creepy thriller.
Producer: Donald McWhinnie
Just down from Oxford, John Ebony takes up his first teaching post at Chantry School, to replace a teacher who died mid-term. After meeting the Lower Fifth, his enthusiasm and resolve give way to apprehension. Never has he met such sinister boys...
The Headmaster: Anthony Viccars
John Ebony, just down from Oxford: Peter Howell
Cary Farthingale: John Sharp
Nadia, John's wife: Violet Loxley
Cuthbun, a clever little boy: David Franks
Cloistermouth, a good Little boy:
Leonard Monaghan
Orris, a boy who is good at French:
Jonathan Margates
Bungabine, a buffoon of a boy: John Graham
Unman, a tiresome boy: Nigel Anthony
Lipstrob, a lout of a boy: John Scott
Aggeridge, an athletic boy: Michael Walker
Terhew, an interesting boy: Anthony Adams
Wittering, a wretched little boy: David Spenser
Trindle, a fly boy: Jean England
Winstanley, a very senior mathematics master:
Will Leighton
Mrs. Winstanley: Alice Esmie-Bell
Inspector: Harold Young
Unman, Wittering and Zigo are the last three names on the roll call for Lower 5B, a form full of malignant malcontents at Chantry School: it explains the title of the play, and the names of many of the characters.
Giles Cooper (1918-1966) was arguably the greatest British radio dramatist of the 20th century. Trained as an actor, he wrote 33 original radio dramas which were broadcast on the BBC Home Service, Light Programme and the Third Programme.
Do you enjoy the variety on Oldtuberadio?
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”Churchill's People” E15 America! America! (1975)
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- Duration: 51:11
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''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain ...
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Bob Keegan, Alfred Lynch, Peter Bourke, Cherith Mellor, Stephen Bill, Nancy Nevinson, Barry Linehan. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
https://wn.com/”Churchill's_People”_E15_America_America_(1975)
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Bob Keegan, Alfred Lynch, Peter Bourke, Cherith Mellor, Stephen Bill, Nancy Nevinson, Barry Linehan. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
- published: 17 Apr 2023
- views: 279
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Howards End (1970) | Excerpt
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Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glenda Jackson interpreta Margaret Schlegel e Sarah-Jane Gwillim é Helen Sc...
Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glenda Jackson interpreta Margaret Schlegel e Sarah-Jane Gwillim é Helen Schlegel. O episódio, dirigido por Donald McWhinnie, foi ao ar pela primeira vez na BBC em 19 de abril de 1970.
Visite https://emforsterbrasil.blogspot.com/
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Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glenda Jackson interpreta Margaret Schlegel e Sarah-Jane Gwillim é Helen Schlegel. O episódio, dirigido por Donald McWhinnie, foi ao ar pela primeira vez na BBC em 19 de abril de 1970.
Visite https://emforsterbrasil.blogspot.com/
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- views: 1640
0:19
FROM AN ABANDONED WORK
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From An Abandoned Work,
a "meditation for radio" by
Samuel BECKETT.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 3’s Third Programme on Saturday, 14 December 1957 together wit...
From An Abandoned Work,
a "meditation for radio" by
Samuel BECKETT.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 3’s Third Programme on Saturday, 14 December 1957 together with a selection from the novel Molloy.
Donald McWhinnie,
who already had a great success with All That Fall, directed the Irish actor
Patrick MAGEE, whose voiceprint I played in this spool.
https://wn.com/From_An_Abandoned_Work
From An Abandoned Work,
a "meditation for radio" by
Samuel BECKETT.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 3’s Third Programme on Saturday, 14 December 1957 together with a selection from the novel Molloy.
Donald McWhinnie,
who already had a great success with All That Fall, directed the Irish actor
Patrick MAGEE, whose voiceprint I played in this spool.
- published: 19 Jan 2024
- views: 572
19:11
Early BBC radiophonics: Private Dreams and Public Nightmares (1957)
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- Duration: 19:11
- Uploaded Date: 09 Jan 2012
- views: 51924
An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophonic Workshop, created by Frederick Bradnum and Daphne Oram (pictured) a...
An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophonic Workshop, created by Frederick Bradnum and Daphne Oram (pictured) and produced by Donald McWhinnie.
TX BBC Third Programme, 07/10/1957.
McWhinnie's spoken introduction (the work starts at 4:20):
"This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
"You take a sound. Any sound. Record it and then change its nature by a multiplicity of operations. Record it at different speeds. Play it backwards. Add it to itself over and over again. You adjust filters, echos, acoustic qualities. You combine segments of magnetic tape. By these means and many others you can create sounds which no one has ever heard before. Sounds which have indefinable and unique qualities of their own. A vast and subtle symphony can be composed from the noise of a pin dropping. In fact one of the most vibrant and elemental sounding noises in tonight's programme started life as an extremely tinny cowbell.
"It's a sort of modern magic. Many of you may be familiar with it. They've been exploiting it on the continent for years. But strangely enough we've held aloof. Partly from distrust. Is it simply a new toy? Partly through complacency. Ignorance too. We're saying at last that we think there's some thing in it. But we aren't calling it 'musique concrète'. In fact we've decided not to use the word music at all. Some musicians believe that it can become an art form itself. Others are sceptical. That's not our immediate concern. We're interested in its application to radio writing - dramatic or poetic - adding a new dimension. A form that is essentially radio.
"Properly used, radiophonic effects have no relationship with any existing sound. They're free of irrelevent associations. They have an emotional life of their own. And they could be a new and invaluable strand in the texture of radio and theatre and cinema and television."
https://wn.com/Early_BBC_Radiophonics_Private_Dreams_And_Public_Nightmares_(1957)
An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophonic Workshop, created by Frederick Bradnum and Daphne Oram (pictured) and produced by Donald McWhinnie.
TX BBC Third Programme, 07/10/1957.
McWhinnie's spoken introduction (the work starts at 4:20):
"This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
"You take a sound. Any sound. Record it and then change its nature by a multiplicity of operations. Record it at different speeds. Play it backwards. Add it to itself over and over again. You adjust filters, echos, acoustic qualities. You combine segments of magnetic tape. By these means and many others you can create sounds which no one has ever heard before. Sounds which have indefinable and unique qualities of their own. A vast and subtle symphony can be composed from the noise of a pin dropping. In fact one of the most vibrant and elemental sounding noises in tonight's programme started life as an extremely tinny cowbell.
"It's a sort of modern magic. Many of you may be familiar with it. They've been exploiting it on the continent for years. But strangely enough we've held aloof. Partly from distrust. Is it simply a new toy? Partly through complacency. Ignorance too. We're saying at last that we think there's some thing in it. But we aren't calling it 'musique concrète'. In fact we've decided not to use the word music at all. Some musicians believe that it can become an art form itself. Others are sceptical. That's not our immediate concern. We're interested in its application to radio writing - dramatic or poetic - adding a new dimension. A form that is essentially radio.
"Properly used, radiophonic effects have no relationship with any existing sound. They're free of irrelevent associations. They have an emotional life of their own. And they could be a new and invaluable strand in the texture of radio and theatre and cinema and television."
- published: 09 Jan 2012
- views: 51924
1:48:46
Anton Chekhov - The Wood Demon (November, 1974)
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THE WOOD DEMON.....
A luncheon party gathers to celebrate a wealthy unmarried man's birthday; his sister hopes he'll marry Sonya, the daughter of a selfish gout...
THE WOOD DEMON.....
A luncheon party gathers to celebrate a wealthy unmarried man's birthday; his sister hopes he'll marry Sonya, the daughter of a selfish gout-ridden old professor who makes life hell for his son George and his young wife, Helen. At the luncheon is Khrushchov, a passionate environmentalist, called "the Wood Demon" by all, who’s in love with Sonya and she with him, but neither will admit it.
Two weeks later there's a family meeting at the professor's estate; two weeks after that, a supper at the cabin of Dyadin, who's cheerful to all. George, Helen, Sonya, and Khrushchov are each suffocating. Can any of them take action?
CAST.....
Ian Holm ... Khrushchov
Francesca Annis ... Helen
Ronald Hines ... Voynitsky
Ronald Fraser ... Serebryakov
Donal McCann ... Theodore
Angela Pleasence ... Julia
Cyril Luckham ... Orlovsky
Geoffrey Bayldon ... Dyadin
Vickery Turner ... Sonya
Anthony Douse ... Zheltukhin
Daphne Heard ... Mrs. Voynitsky
Jay Neill ... Vasily
CREDITS.....
Translation & Dramatisation by Ronald Hingley
Directed by Donald McWhinnie
First broadcast BBC1 in November 1974
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THE WOOD DEMON.....
A luncheon party gathers to celebrate a wealthy unmarried man's birthday; his sister hopes he'll marry Sonya, the daughter of a selfish gout-ridden old professor who makes life hell for his son George and his young wife, Helen. At the luncheon is Khrushchov, a passionate environmentalist, called "the Wood Demon" by all, who’s in love with Sonya and she with him, but neither will admit it.
Two weeks later there's a family meeting at the professor's estate; two weeks after that, a supper at the cabin of Dyadin, who's cheerful to all. George, Helen, Sonya, and Khrushchov are each suffocating. Can any of them take action?
CAST.....
Ian Holm ... Khrushchov
Francesca Annis ... Helen
Ronald Hines ... Voynitsky
Ronald Fraser ... Serebryakov
Donal McCann ... Theodore
Angela Pleasence ... Julia
Cyril Luckham ... Orlovsky
Geoffrey Bayldon ... Dyadin
Vickery Turner ... Sonya
Anthony Douse ... Zheltukhin
Daphne Heard ... Mrs. Voynitsky
Jay Neill ... Vasily
CREDITS.....
Translation & Dramatisation by Ronald Hingley
Directed by Donald McWhinnie
First broadcast BBC1 in November 1974
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3:45
Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)
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- Duration: 3:45
- Uploaded Date: 25 May 2016
- views: 549
w. Julia Jones d. Donald McWhinnie
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w. Julia Jones d. Donald McWhinnie
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w. Julia Jones d. Donald McWhinnie
Article: https://forgottentelevisiondrama.wordpress.com/2016/05/26/julia-jones-and-home-and-away-granada-1972/
- published: 25 May 2016
- views: 549
52:19
''Churchill's People'' E6 The Conquerors (1975)
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- Duration: 52:19
- Uploaded Date: 01 Apr 2023
- views: 447
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain ...
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Angela Pleasence, Vivian Pickles, Rosalie Crutchley, Rachel Thomas, Paul Hardwick, Tim Preece, Colin Blakely, Mark Donaldson, George Waring. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
https://wn.com/''Churchill's_People''_E6_The_Conquerors_(1975)
''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Angela Pleasence, Vivian Pickles, Rosalie Crutchley, Rachel Thomas, Paul Hardwick, Tim Preece, Colin Blakely, Mark Donaldson, George Waring. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
- published: 01 Apr 2023
- views: 447
1:32
Samuel Beckett, Embers (1959): Any of the old charm there?
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- Duration: 1:32
- Uploaded Date: 02 Aug 2019
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From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attempts to laugh.
Dir: Donald McWhinnie
Henry: Jack McGowran
Ada: Kathleen...
From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attempts to laugh.
Dir: Donald McWhinnie
Henry: Jack McGowran
Ada: Kathleen Michael
https://wn.com/Samuel_Beckett,_Embers_(1959)_Any_Of_The_Old_Charm_There
From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attempts to laugh.
Dir: Donald McWhinnie
Henry: Jack McGowran
Ada: Kathleen Michael
- published: 02 Aug 2019
- views: 152
0:38
Etienne Wix - Radiophonic Sound Experiment (1957)
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- Duration: 0:38
- Uploaded Date: 21 Sep 2019
- views: 195
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Musique: Odesza - INTRO
From 1957, "Private Dreams and Public Nightmares," an incredibly weird and fantastic...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/etienne_wix/
Musique: Odesza - INTRO
From 1957, "Private Dreams and Public Nightmares," an incredibly weird and fantastic BBC sound experiment by writer Frederick Bradnum, pioneering electronic music composer Daphne Oram, and producer Donald McWhinnie. Oram went on to co-found the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the massively influential sound effects and music studio. From McWhinnie's narration introducing the piece:
This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
Article taken from David Pescovitz (BoingBoing).
https://wn.com/Etienne_Wix_Radiophonic_Sound_Experiment_(1957)
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Musique: Odesza - INTRO
From 1957, "Private Dreams and Public Nightmares," an incredibly weird and fantastic BBC sound experiment by writer Frederick Bradnum, pioneering electronic music composer Daphne Oram, and producer Donald McWhinnie. Oram went on to co-found the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the massively influential sound effects and music studio. From McWhinnie's narration introducing the piece:
This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
Article taken from David Pescovitz (BoingBoing).
- published: 21 Sep 2019
- views: 195
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Unman Wittering and Zigo by Donald McWhinnie. BBC RADIO DRAMA
Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme
Giles Cooper's creep...
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Unman Wittering and Zigo by Donald McWhinnie. BBC RADIO DRAMA
Unman Wittering and Zigo by Donald McWhinnie. BBC RADIO DRAMA
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Unman, Wittering and Zigo
Sun 23rd Nov 1958, 17:30 on Third Programme
Giles Cooper's creepy thriller.
Producer: Donald McWhinnie
Just down from Oxford, John Ebony takes up his first teaching post at Chantry School, to replace a teacher who died mid-term. After meeting the Lower Fifth, his enthusiasm and resolve give way to apprehension. Never has he met such sinister boys...
The Headmaster: Anthony Viccars
John Ebony, just down from Oxford: Peter Howell
Cary Farthingale: John Sharp
Nadia, John's wife: Violet Loxley
Cuthbun, a clever little boy: David Franks
Cloistermouth, a good Little boy:
Leonard Monaghan
Orris, a boy who is good at French:
Jonathan Margates
Bungabine, a buffoon of a boy: John Graham
Unman, a tiresome boy: Nigel Anthony
Lipstrob, a lout of a boy: John Scott
Aggeridge, an athletic boy: Michael Walker
Terhew, an interesting boy: Anthony Adams
Wittering, a wretched little boy: David Spenser
Trindle, a fly boy: Jean England
Winstanley, a very senior mathematics master:
Will Leighton
Mrs. Winstanley: Alice Esmie-Bell
Inspector: Harold Young
Unman, Wittering and Zigo are the last three names on the roll call for Lower 5B, a form full of malignant malcontents at Chantry School: it explains the title of the play, and the names of many of the characters.
Giles Cooper (1918-1966) was arguably the greatest British radio dramatist of the 20th century. Trained as an actor, he wrote 33 original radio dramas which were broadcast on the BBC Home Service, Light Programme and the Third Programme.
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”Churchill's People” E15 America! America! (1975)
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''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Bob Keegan, Alfred Lynch, Peter Bourke, Cherith Mellor, Stephen Bill, Nancy Nevinson, Barry Linehan. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
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Howards End (1970) | Excerpt
Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glend...
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Howards End (1970) | Excerpt
Howards End (1970) | Excerpt
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Trecho de "Howards End" (1970), episódio da série BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983). Glenda Jackson interpreta Margaret Schlegel e Sarah-Jane Gwillim é Helen Schlegel. O episódio, dirigido por Donald McWhinnie, foi ao ar pela primeira vez na BBC em 19 de abril de 1970.
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FROM AN ABANDONED WORK
From An Abandoned Work,
a "meditation for radio" by
Samuel BECKETT.
First broadcast on BB...
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FROM AN ABANDONED WORK
FROM AN ABANDONED WORK
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From An Abandoned Work,
a "meditation for radio" by
Samuel BECKETT.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 3’s Third Programme on Saturday, 14 December 1957 together with a selection from the novel Molloy.
Donald McWhinnie,
who already had a great success with All That Fall, directed the Irish actor
Patrick MAGEE, whose voiceprint I played in this spool.
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Early BBC radiophonics: Private Dreams and Public Nightmares (1957)
An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophon...
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Early BBC radiophonics: Private Dreams and Public Nightmares (1957)
Early BBC radiophonics: Private Dreams and Public Nightmares (1957)
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An early BBC experiment in radiophonic sound, predating the establishment of the Radiophonic Workshop, created by Frederick Bradnum and Daphne Oram (pictured) and produced by Donald McWhinnie.
TX BBC Third Programme, 07/10/1957.
McWhinnie's spoken introduction (the work starts at 4:20):
"This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
"You take a sound. Any sound. Record it and then change its nature by a multiplicity of operations. Record it at different speeds. Play it backwards. Add it to itself over and over again. You adjust filters, echos, acoustic qualities. You combine segments of magnetic tape. By these means and many others you can create sounds which no one has ever heard before. Sounds which have indefinable and unique qualities of their own. A vast and subtle symphony can be composed from the noise of a pin dropping. In fact one of the most vibrant and elemental sounding noises in tonight's programme started life as an extremely tinny cowbell.
"It's a sort of modern magic. Many of you may be familiar with it. They've been exploiting it on the continent for years. But strangely enough we've held aloof. Partly from distrust. Is it simply a new toy? Partly through complacency. Ignorance too. We're saying at last that we think there's some thing in it. But we aren't calling it 'musique concrète'. In fact we've decided not to use the word music at all. Some musicians believe that it can become an art form itself. Others are sceptical. That's not our immediate concern. We're interested in its application to radio writing - dramatic or poetic - adding a new dimension. A form that is essentially radio.
"Properly used, radiophonic effects have no relationship with any existing sound. They're free of irrelevent associations. They have an emotional life of their own. And they could be a new and invaluable strand in the texture of radio and theatre and cinema and television."
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Anton Chekhov - The Wood Demon (November, 1974)
THE WOOD DEMON.....
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Anton Chekhov - The Wood Demon (November, 1974)
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THE WOOD DEMON.....
A luncheon party gathers to celebrate a wealthy unmarried man's birthday; his sister hopes he'll marry Sonya, the daughter of a selfish gout-ridden old professor who makes life hell for his son George and his young wife, Helen. At the luncheon is Khrushchov, a passionate environmentalist, called "the Wood Demon" by all, who’s in love with Sonya and she with him, but neither will admit it.
Two weeks later there's a family meeting at the professor's estate; two weeks after that, a supper at the cabin of Dyadin, who's cheerful to all. George, Helen, Sonya, and Khrushchov are each suffocating. Can any of them take action?
CAST.....
Ian Holm ... Khrushchov
Francesca Annis ... Helen
Ronald Hines ... Voynitsky
Ronald Fraser ... Serebryakov
Donal McCann ... Theodore
Angela Pleasence ... Julia
Cyril Luckham ... Orlovsky
Geoffrey Bayldon ... Dyadin
Vickery Turner ... Sonya
Anthony Douse ... Zheltukhin
Daphne Heard ... Mrs. Voynitsky
Jay Neill ... Vasily
CREDITS.....
Translation & Dramatisation by Ronald Hingley
Directed by Donald McWhinnie
First broadcast BBC1 in November 1974
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Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)
w. Julia Jones d. Donald McWhinnie
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Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)
Home and Away - A Risky Virtue clip (ITV/ Granada 21 February 1972)
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''Churchill's People'' E6 The Conquerors (1975)
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''Churchill's People'' E6 The Conquerors (1975)
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''Churchill's People" is a historical anthology series based on "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples", Winston Churchill's four-volume history of Britain and its former colonies. Each episode had an introduction narrated by Michael Jayston. The episode is starring Angela Pleasence, Vivian Pickles, Rosalie Crutchley, Rachel Thomas, Paul Hardwick, Tim Preece, Colin Blakely, Mark Donaldson, George Waring. Directed by Donald McWhinnie.
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Samuel Beckett, Embers (1959): Any of the old charm there?
From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attemp...
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Samuel Beckett, Embers (1959): Any of the old charm there?
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From the BBC Third Programme broadcast of Beckett's Embers. Ada tells a joke. Henry attempts to laugh.
Dir: Donald McWhinnie
Henry: Jack McGowran
Ada: Kathleen Michael
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Etienne Wix - Radiophonic Sound Experiment (1957)
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Musique: Odesza - INTRO
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Etienne Wix - Radiophonic Sound Experiment (1957)
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From 1957, "Private Dreams and Public Nightmares," an incredibly weird and fantastic BBC sound experiment by writer Frederick Bradnum, pioneering electronic music composer Daphne Oram, and producer Donald McWhinnie. Oram went on to co-found the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the massively influential sound effects and music studio. From McWhinnie's narration introducing the piece:
This programme is an experiment. An exploration. It's been put together with enormous enthusiasm and equipment designed for other purposes. The basis of it is an unlimited supply of magnetic tape, recording machine, razor blade, and some thing to stick the bits together with. And a group of technicians who think that nothing is too much trouble - provided that it works.
Article taken from David Pescovitz (BoingBoing).
Donald
The masculine given name Donald is a version of the Scottish Gaelic name Domhnall (and variants Dómhnall, Dòmhnall,Domhnull, and Dòmhnull), historically the standard Anglicization of the name in Scotland. The name is ultimately derived from the Proto-Celtic world elements dubno ("world") and val ("rule"). The final -d on Donald is partly derived from a misinterpretation of the Gaelic pronunciation by English-speakers, and partly associated with the spelling of similar sounding Germanic-language names, such as Ronald. A short form of Donald is Don. Pet forms of Donald include Donnie, Donny, and Dolly. The feminine given name Donella is derived from Donald.Donald has numerous other Celtic-language cognates: Irish Dónal (Anglicised as Donal and Donall),Old Irish Domnall, Welsh Dyfnwal, Old Welsh Dumngual, Cumbric Dumngual, and Common Celtic *Dumno-ualos ("world-wielder"). Although the feminine given name Donna is sometimes used as a feminine form of Donald, the names are not etymologically related.
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Photograph. Patricio Cassinoni. Barry Houlihan. Wed Jan 10 2024 - 05.45 ... Krapp’s Last Tape was first performed the next year, at the Royal Court Theatre in London in October 1958, starring Magee as Krapp and directed by Donald McWhinnie ... READ MORE ... .
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