His Tango is " Blue, " and his Saraband, while never making fun of the genre, injects a repetitive Alberti-bass accompaniment with a jolt of jive.
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Examples of this latter art include " Sacred Bridges ", a programme of Jewish, Islamic and Christian settings of Psalms, performed with Vladimir Ivanoff and his ensemble " Saraband ".
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The last such work was " Saraband " ( 2003 ), a sequel to " Scenes from a Marriage " and directed by Bergman when he was 84 years old.
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An historical novel, " Saraband for Dead Lovers " ( filmed in 1948 ) came out in 1935, as did " The Female Felon ", a long short story.
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SVT spokesman Jan-Erik Westman said " Saraband " would also air on German, Italian, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish and Austrian television networks that acted as co-producers on the project.
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Mary Barbour was also the inspiration behind the character of Agnes Calder in J David Simons'novel " The Liberation of Celia Kahn " ( Five Leaves 2011, re-printed Saraband 2014 ).
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_Bergman's " Saraband, " the sequel to the Swedish film icon's " Scenes from a Marriage, " which brings back the 1973 film's stars, Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson.
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Amir Hossein married the daughter of one of the landlords of Saraband territory in the town of Arak, Iran, all of whose wealth ( villages and large parcels of land ) was inherited by Hosseinpour as well.
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He worked mainly on Basil Dearden's films, and in 1949 was nominated for an Academy Award for art direction for his work on the Stewart Granger vehicle " Saraband for Dead Lovers " ( 1948 ).
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""'Saraband of Lost Time " "'is a science fiction novel by Maine author Locus Poll for best first novel, and received a special citation from the Philip K . Dick Award judges.
