David Suchet

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When the subject of 18th-century music comes up, the United States is rarely considered any sort of creative artistic bastion. But this collection of Moravian religious music reveals how deep a fallacy it is to write off the U.S. as unimportant in vocal music history. The Moravian Church, founded on the cusp of the 14th and 15th centuries, would generate a distinctly musical worship tradition in the 1700s, just prior to the first Moravians settling in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Once in Pennsylvania, the music flowed at a brisk pace, comprising significant sections of worship ceremonies. Composers included in this collection reflect two particular facets of the music: its harmonic simplicity and its abiding spiritual values. Of course, "simplicity" is an easily derogatory descriptive, but that is not at all the case here. These choral works display tremendous richness and depth, with traces of J.S. Bach's cantatas as well as works by Haydn and even Mozart, who developed on a parallel musical track to the Moravians. And there are pop smarts here, too: One of the songs even quotes the Star Spangled Banner, then a ditty for the masses. The period instruments create a fine chamber background--music that floats without weighting the vocals or tearing ears away. A second bonus CD contains an extended discussion with Martin Pearlman, whose discussion of the music is more than enlightening. --Andrew Bartlett

In this excellent retelling of a Russian folk tale, young Pyotr proves that nice guys can finish first if they have tenacity and good friends on their side. Pyotr is but a woodcutter when his lazy brothers take the family's lean savings and go off to answer the king's call for a flying ship in exchange for his daughter's hand in marriage. When they fail to return, the humble Pyotr sets off to find them and finds a magical flying ship instead. So it's off to the palace, picking up a boatload of unusually talented hitchhikers along the way. The king and his evil adviser hatch a plan to assign the peasant troupe a series of impossible tasks so they can banish them and take the ship. The story is told in stop-motion animation with detailed sets and exquisitely designed models who are neither cute nor scary. The superb writing and low-key narration by David Suchet no doubt helped earn this installment of the public television series Long Ago and Far Away an Emmy Award. Ages 3 and older. --Kimberly Heinrichs

This delightful, magnificently animated Russian folktale tells the story of a peasant boy who wins the hand of a beautiful princess with a little help from his uniquely talented friends. Pyotr and his friends journey to the Czar's palace, where they successfully complete three impossible tasks and prove that the most humble of people can defeat power and greed. Parents' Choice Award

Bee part of the world's greatest murder mystery.Product InformationClimb aboard the luxurious train and bee part of the famous murder mystery asyou play the video game adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the OrientExpress. Famed game designer Lee Sheldon and AWE Games have teamed up once againto bring mystery adventure fans the second game in the Agatha Christie series.Staying true to the novel players will step on to the lavish richly appointedtrain that departs Istanbul hurtling toward Paris. The train is filled withpassengers one of whom is the high profile Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. Apassenger recognizes him asks for protection but is turned down. The next daythat individual is found dead.Players take on the role of Antoite Marceau a new character who worksalongside Poirot to investigate the savage murder. With a train filled ofsuspects Antoite will need every tip that she can garner from Poirot inorder to pinpoint the killer.Product Features Featuring the voice talent of award-winning actor David Suchet as the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.  David Suchet made Detective Poirot famous through his well-known portrayals of the character in an array of television appearances. The game takes a new approach to the famous novel.   In addition to adding a new character to the story numerous plot twists and turns and a surprise ending have been implemented. Travel and explore the bustling city streets of Istanbul as you await the arrival of the luxurious train.  Once aboard you will be able to venture throughout the train and discover all that it has to offer.   Carefully search the cabins for clues and question the passengers as you quickly try and solve the murder of Mr. Rachett. A new built-in hint system where Poirot acts as your mentor and confidante.  If you are experiencing difficulties with your investigation Poirot may have different ideas and suggestions on how to pr

This cute movie by William Dear stars John Lithgow as a family man who befriends a Sasquatch (a.k.a. Bigfoot) and brings the friendly monster's oversized, hairy self into his Seattle home. Mayhem and comedy ensue, but things take a heavier turn when a hunter (David Suchet) gets on the creature's trail. Everything hinges on the relationship between Lithgow's character and Harry (the Sasquatch), and that relationship is really quite effective and touching. Don Ameche is a hoot as an old guy who has dreamed of meeting Bigfoot all his life and finally gets the glorious chance. --Tom Keogh

Features include: •MPAA Rating: PG•Format: DVD•Runtime: 110 minutes

First, the tick-tock of "The Clocks" (2009) confounds cultured Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) as he investigates the murder of an unidentifiable victim found in the home of a blind woman. Next, a merry "Hallowe'en Party" (2010) turns deadly serious when a mischievous young girl tells macabre stories, only to wind up killed. Finally, an actor's lavish party becomes a "Three Act Tragedy" (2011) after a minister's strange death triggers a host of other disturbing events. 4 1/2 hrs. total on three discs. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English (SDH).

Victoria Hamilton and Jonathan Firth excel in the title roles of the British royals in this sweeping biodrama. Follow the 18-year-old Victoria's ascension to the throne in 1837, her controversial marriage to the German-born Albert, their at-times stormy private life, and Albert's tragic 1861 typhoid death. The stellar cast includes Nigel Hawthorne, Jonathan Pryce, Diana Rigg, David Suchet, and Peter Ustinov. 3 1/3 hrs. on two discs. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; biographies; filmographies.

Recasting history as a particularly lavish soap opera, Victoria and Albert sets the story of the relationship between the queen and her consort against a background of family strife and political wrangling. Sticklers for accuracy might be disappointed, but the strong cast and lavish production values make for an entertaining film. Victoria is barely 18 when her uncle King William IV dies. She is introduced by the family adviser to a young German prince called Albert, and in spite of their initial indifference to one another and a great deal of political opposition, they fall in love. Marriage brings its own problems, however, and as Victoria, grows from an inexperienced young woman into a shrewd and powerful monarch Albert struggles to find a role for himself in both the family and the nation. The relationship between Victoria and Albert was a remarkable one and this film, while occasionally erring on the side of sentiment, brings that relationship to life. The young leads are charming, but it is the supporting cast of British acting stalwarts--including Nigel Hawthorne, David Suchet, and Diana Rigg--who make Victoria and Albert truly worth watching. --Simon Leake

Bee part of the world's greatest murder mystery.Product InformationClimb aboard the luxurious train and bee part of the famous murder mystery asyou play the video game adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the OrientExpress. Famed game designer Lee Sheldon and AWE Games have teamed up once againto bring mystery adventure fans the second game in the Agatha Christie series.Staying true to the novel players will step on to the lavish richly appointedtrain that departs Istanbul hurtling toward Paris. The train is filled withpassengers one of whom is the high profile Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. Apassenger recognizes him asks for protection but is turned down. The next daythat individual is found dead.Players take on the role of Antoite Marceau a new character who worksalongside Poirot to investigate the savage murder. With a train filled ofsuspects Antoite will need every tip that she can garner from Poirot inorder to pinpoint the killer.Product Features Featuring the voice talent of award-winning actor David Suchet as the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.  David Suchet made Detective Poirot famous through his well-known portrayals of the character in an array of television appearances. The game takes a new approach to the famous novel.   In addition to adding a new character to the story numerous plot twists and turns and a surprise ending have been implemented. Travel and explore the bustling city streets of Istanbul as you await the arrival of the luxurious train.  Once aboard you will be able to venture throughout the train and discover all that it has to offer.   Carefully search the cabins for clues and question the passengers as you quickly try and solve the murder of Mr. Rachett. A new built-in hint system where Poirot acts as your mentor and confidante.  If you are experiencing difficulties with your investigation Poirot may have different ideas and suggestions on how to pr

Every Story Whispers His Name The award-winning Jesus Storybook Bible invites children to discover---through full-color illustrations and three read-along CDs---that Jesus is at the center of God's great story of salvation... and at the center of their story, too. This beautifully crafted deluxe edition, with ribbon marker and audio CDs, is a wonderful gift and sure to become a family treasure.

The unabridged tales in this Mystery Masters audiobook include all the ones in the print book first published in 1974. With each case, Poirot further proves his reputation as the greatest mind in detective fiction. In "The Plymouth Express," the body of the daughter of a wealthy American industrialist is found stuffed under a train seat. "Problem at Sea" finds a disliked rich woman murdered in a locked room on a ship. "The King of Clubs" involves a prince, his dancer fiancée, and a fiendish bit of blackmail. These gems are alternately read by David Suchet and Hugh Fraser, whose roles as, respectively, Poirot and his sidekick, Captain Hugh Hastings, in PBS’s Mystery! series and the Arts and Entertainment’s Poirot series are considered definitive.

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