Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall DVD

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Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall movie was released Jan 10, 2012 by the Source Interlink*** studio. Teenaged violin prodigy Vanessa Mae moves back and forth between classical and contemporary pop styles as easily as she trades her acoustic violin for an electric instrument in this performance video, recorded during the U.K. leg of her 1994 concert tour. Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall DVD for sale Vanessa Mae performs 14 selections, including Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor," Paganini's "Caprice No.24," "Cotton Eyed Joe," "Classical Gas," "I Will Always Love You" and "Red Hot." The Red Hot Tour filmed on June 30th, 1995 at London's Royal Albert Hall. NTSC/Region 0. ...See Full Description

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Vanessa is a fantastic violin player!
Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall movie I first met Vanessa Mae looking for a song named "Aurora" Since than I love her songs and the way she plays violin.
By auroralmeida (Brazil - South America)

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Vanessa Mae -- Must have.
Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall video Folks If your a fan of Vanessa Mae, you have got to see this. I don't know where she gets all that energy.
By lintond (Belton, MO. USA)

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An Inspiration
Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall film Vanessa Mae is an incredible violinist, she has reinvented classical music and made is accessible to anyone. She is an inspiration, this Red Hot Tour was wonderful, a range from classical to modern.
By chocvince (London, England)

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Not as good as I was hoping
Vanessa-Mae: Live at the Royal Albert Hall review For those of you looking for a nice violin sound you will be dissappointed with the sound out of Vanessa's white electric violin.
By steve (Sydney, Australia)

Have you heard this album?