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The Making of Scottish Fantasies

200512m
IMDb 8.2

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Filmed on location in Ms. Pine's hometown of Chicago and in Scotland, this documentary offers an engaging perspective on her album of Scottish Fantasies, from its early inspiration to a behind-the-scenes look at the recording process.

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What is The Making of Scottish Fantasies (2005) about?

Filmed on location in Ms. Pine's hometown of Chicago and in Scotland, this documentary offers an engaging perspective on her album of Scottish Fantasies, from its early inspiration to a behind-the-scenes look at the recording process.

Who stars in The Making of Scottish Fantasies?

The Making of Scottish Fantasies stars Alasdair Fraser (Self - Fiddler), James Steven Ginsburg (Self - President of Cedille Records (as James Ginsburg)), Ursula Leveaux (Self - Bassoonist for Scottish Chamber Orchestra), Katrine Miles (Self - Celtic Music Enthusiast), Rachel Barton Pine (Self - Violinist).

How long is The Making of Scottish Fantasies?

The Making of Scottish Fantasies has a runtime of 12 min and premiered in 2005.

Is The Making of Scottish Fantasies worth watching?

The Making of Scottish Fantasies holds an IMDb rating of 8.2/10.

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