Hacker CinemaChristmas Glory from Westminster (1999)
Christmas Glory from Westminster (1999)
TV series · 1 season
Talented soloists from Andrea Bocelli to Charlotte Church, and the enchanting choir of Westminster Abbey have come together to provide an evening of beautiful music within the walls of Westminster Abbey. Join HRH the Duke of Edinburgh as he introduces Christmas Glory from Westminster touching upon the historical features of the Abbey and memories of his own wedding there. Throughout the program, guests perform Christmas music and recite poetry from the historic Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey.
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Well, lots of people do prefer vinyl. One of the things that soured me on the whole "audiophile" thing that I did for a while was the fact that some of my favorite music sounds worse due to the high quality of the playback. Prince's 1999 does not sound good on high quality headphones from a digital source. That and the money and snake-oil.
I think some of this will change with time as people get more used to the look and the production gets better (effects, costumes, etc.). Music is also an artificial construct from the get-go, even live, but most narrative film is meant to reflect real life in some way, shape, or form. That means that anything out of place is caught immediately by our expert eyes.
All that said, when I was in the industry, one thing I noticed was how easily you could gloss over minor visual details like set dressings or small props (think food on plates), but even the slightest error in sound production was enough to destroy the effect.