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From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China

19801h 23mHD★ 8.2Arts & Culture

This classic documentary follows violinist Isaac Stern on his historic 1979 visit to China, one of the first cultural exchanges after the Cultural Revolution. It captures his encounters with young Chinese musicians and the joy of music bridging two very different worlds. Warm and humane, the film became an acclaimed record of art transcending politics. For music lovers, it is a moving and memorable watch. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

Courtesy of 白茯苓 on YouTube. Watch on YouTube ↗

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