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An Alfred Hitchcock Retrospective
The Artistry of Gene Kelly
Behind the Camera: The Art of Great Film Directing
Bernard Herrmann (Masters of Film Music Series)
A Big Band Tribute
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 1
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 2
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 3
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 4
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 5
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 6
Broadway Ballads and Showstoppers - Part 7
Broadway Overtures
A Celebration of Leonard Bernstein
The Cole Porter Songbook
Directed by...William Wyler
"Double Indemnity" and the Advent of Film Noir
Early Rock n' Roll Ballads
"Dream" Songs
Frank Sinatra...A Retrospective
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers: A Retrospective
The Golden Age of Radio and Television...A Retrospective
Great American Songbook - Part 1
Great American Songbook - Part 2
Great American Songbook - Part 3
Great American Songbook - Part 4
Great American Songbook - Part 5
Great Broadway Duets
Great Modern Female Vocalists
The Great Operatic Voices of the Mid-20th Century
The Great Operatic Voices of the 21st Century
Gregory Peck…Prince of the Golden Age of Film
Hollywood Screen Legends - Part 1
Hollywood Screen Legends - Part 2
Hollywood Screen Legends - Part 3
Hollywood Screen Legends - Part 4
The Incomparable Mario Lanza
The Jerome Kern Songbook
Lullaby of Broadway
Max Steiner (Masters of Film Music Series)
The Musical World of Andre Rieu
Nat King Cole and Florence Henderson
Oscar Winning Songs
Outstanding Hollywood Dance Numbers
Perry Como and Margaret Whiting
Presenting...Lights! Camera! Trivia!
The Real Florence Foster Jenkins
Renee Fleming and Dmitri Hvorostovsky
Revisiting "Carousel"
A Rodgers and Hart Retrospective
Rosemary Clooney and John Raitt
Shirley Jones and Howard Keel
Short Musical Classics
Sight and Sound....Integration of Film Montage and Music
Songs of Inspiration
Songs That Lost the Oscar - Part 1
Songs That Lost the Oscar - Part 2
A Tribute to Rodgers and Hammerstein
Young Vocalists Perform Old Songs