The Collection

The most beautiful songs about the first world war performed by singer Herman van Doorn. Televised version of the CD album.

A rundown of the latest chart hits, featuring in-studio performances from popular music artists.

A lone soldier battles for his life while coping with the fact that the endless flow of enemies will inevitably kill him. In his lonely world, casting such a thin shadow compared to the hordes of brutes around him, this lonely man has lost everything.

Variety show starring Frank Sinatra, welcoming home singer Elvis Presley after his U.S. Army tour of duty in Germany.

This Bohème was the talk of the 2012 Salzburg Festival, the first production of Puccini's timeless masterpiece ever given there, in a bold and meticulously observed contemporary staging. A top-flight cast brings a thoroughly modern perspective to the chaotic lives and tragic loves of the young Bohemians, while conductor Daniele Gatti draws out every detail of this endlessly inventive score, with luxurious playing from the Wiener Philharmoniker. "Ms. Netrebko's Mimì emerged as thoroughly genuine and gorgeously sung. Mr. Beczala's Rodolfo was a perfect match" (The New York Times).

Filmed on location in Texas and featuring a song about war, around the terror that some may feel in the moments before an attack.