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Boston Symphony Orchestra. Symphony Hall, 301 Mass Ave., Boston. 226-1200. Luciano Berio, conductor. Performs Mar-cello's Oboe Concerto, Berio's Echoing Curves II and Schubert/Berio's Rendering on Thursday, March 10 at 8 p.m.; Friday, March 11 at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 12 at 8 p.m. and Tuesday, march...
...music, Gim says he likes it, but could perform his routines just as well without Bach in the background. Nonetheless, Gim often receives accolades from students for his musical selections. His repertoire includes such titles as "Puccini's Greatest Hits," Brahms Violin and Double Concerti, Tschaikovsky Piano and Violin Concerto and "Top Ten Sopranos...
...with recurring flashbacks of the music from the concerto, she cannot forget the tragedy that was her past life. Throughout the film different people seek her aid. These include Lucille (Charlotte Very), an erotic dancer who lives downstairs from her, and Olivier (Benoit Regent); Patrice's former associate and a one-time fling of Julie's. Refusing to be drawn from her self-imposed solitude, Julie only concedes to help when an emergency arises with Lucille and she must go to the strip club where the dancer works...
There, she sees news footage of Olivier who, unbeknownst to her, has undertaken the task of completing the concerto. The television footage also includes several photos of Patrice with a strange woman. Julie immediately contacts Olivier and confronts him about both of these issues. He convinces her to help him finish the orchestration. He also tells her that her husband had been having an affair for many years with a young lawyer named Sandrine (Florence Pernel). Julie finds Sandrine pregnant with Patrice's child, but instead of anger, compassion arises in Julie and she offers to provide for Sandrine...
...film ends happily. But not before the audience sees some of the most beautiful, and very French, shots ever put on the screen. Whenever the concerto's music flashes into Julie's mind, the screen is either swathed in blue or focused on some minute object. One striking example is the shot of a steaming cup of coffee which has overflowed into its accompanying saucer...