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The Making of Scottish Fantasies (2005)
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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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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In Theaters:6/16/2005
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Runtime:12 minutes
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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
Alexander Platt
Self - Conductor
John Purser
Self - Musicologist
Almita Vamos
Self - Rachel's Former Teacher
Roland Vamos
Self - Rachel's Former Teacher
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