Miklos Rozsa Documentary

The life and work of Dr. Miklos Rozsa

[Thenaturehealer]

An incredible man and gift to the world. Ben-Hur is one of the greatest films ever made and its score is a masterpiece. Thank you for this documentary.

[dianevieira]

Esther’s theme one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever

[RobertoLorenzPianist]

I once performed two pieces of Miklos Rozsa on the piano and uploaded the videos in youtube. Later his daughter Juliet Rozsa contacted me, thanking me for honoring her fathers work. I thought I was losing my mind, it was such an overwhelming honour since I admire her father's music since my early childhood. I'm overjoyed to see her in this documentary!

[MrJazz-ypwg]

Oh wow...this documentary had me in tears. My father introduced me to Ben-Hur, Quo Vadis, El Cid when I was 8 years old. I'm now 46 and I treasure those films in memory of my father and I've been a musician all my life and it has been my life career. Miklós Rózsa's musica has influenced my musical career my entire life.

I loved this interview documentary. I wish it was longer. I enjoyed it!

Thank you Dann for posting this amazing treasure for us to enjoy.

[hellentatsios]

he was a musical genius. the music of el cid is magnificent.

[georgiapeach]

His music is ALIVE! My favourite is the score for BEN HUR. I cannot hear it without weeping because of the beauty and perfection of his composition. GOD has touched him. His music has touched hearts and changed lives!

[dianalee]

I so love the score for BEN HUR to this day, April 18, 2022!

[mozytehrani]

Simply, the most sensuous, gifted and accomplished composer of all time. Rest in peace.

[johnmauceri]

Wow! I don't even remember doing the interview for this and I am so grateful that it is out and available. Those of us fortunate enough to have known him thank you for posting this. John

[musicbycarmelogalea]

My favourite film music composer, the great 'Miklos Rozsa' !

[johnmauceri]

Lovely to see this again. What an honor to have known him and record his music with him in the room!

[vladimirchernikov]

I first learned of Miklós Rózsa through an interview Jerry Goldsmith did. Out of curiosity, since Goldsmith was one of two of my all-time favorite film composers, I began collecting Rózsa scores and I came away very impressed. Hard to find since I collect CDs primarily but I eventually was able to collect seventeen individual scores ranging from The Thief of Bagdad (1940) to Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (early 1980s), including such in-between epics such as Quo Vadis, Ben-Hur, King of Kings, etc. A gorgeous work of musical art. If you are a fan of film music or even just composition style, I highly recommend this

[jslasher]

I shall always treasure the times I spent with Dr Rozsa, whether it was during a recording session, a visit to his beautiful home, dining in a restaurant in such diverse locations as Seattle, Los Angeles or London. He was a great raconteur, a man with a pithy, dry humour, and someone who never found fault in others.

[patdoyle]

Every time you hear his music it makes you feel good 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[cardonaivando]

I became a fan of Rozsa seeing Ivanhoe when I was 13; the music made an impression on me for it's grandeur and impact; I always like Classical/film music. His score for Ben Hur was the most emotion packed score I ever saw in the Movies.

[francesbrand]

Thank you so much for this documentary! Doing my masters thesis on Rozsa.

[rafaelmartinmorales]

Superb documentary on composer Miklos Rozsa 's great . One of the most important pillars of the twentieth century in the soundtrack for the film . Thank you very much.

[michaellazzeri]

I love the music of this can hear it immediately man was a class act, all the way. 75 y/o

[colliecandle]

The man who wrote Ben Hur - divinely inspired work if ever there is one ! Look forward to meet the man one day.

[obduliorincon]

that's touching to see Rozsa's daughter and