Mantovani Presents - The TV Series (Season 1)

Film music was a central theme of many album releases by Mantovani, the most successful orchestra leader of his time, so it's no surprise that his TV episode here features hits from stage and screen with Let Me Be Loved sung by John Conte, April Love, Donkey Serenade, The Story of Three Loves featuring Monia Liter on piano, As Time Goes By sung by Petula Clark and El Choclo.

Mantovani was the most successful orchestra leader of his time who recorded 30 half-hour TV specials. This episode features hits from the movies including Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo, Intermezzo From "Escape to Happiness", They Say That Falling in Love is Wonderful sung by Vanessa Leigh, Our Love Affair, Unchained Melody, High Noon and Colonel Bogey March performed by The Band of of Her Majesty's Welsh Guards.

Mantovani -the most successful orchestra leader of the 1950s to the 1970s - recorded over 30 half-hour TV specials. In this episode his orchestra performs Brass Button featuring The Tiller Girls, Where Is Your Heart, Song of the Vagabonds sung by John Hanson, Colonel Bogey March performed by The Band of Her Majesty's Welsh Guards, This Nearly Was Mine and The Blue Danube.

Mantovani -the most successful orchestra leader of the 1950s to the 1970s and this episode from his popular TV series featuring holiday music from around the world with performances of Wonderful Copenhagen, The Teddy Bear's Picnic, I Love Paris sung by John Conte, Blue Sky Tango with Blaeur Himmel, Holiday for Strings, St Tropez sung by Petula Clark and Scottish Rhapsody.

Mantovani was the most successful orchestra leader and recorded over 30 half-hour TV specials. This episode sees Mantovani paying tribute to the fairer sex with renditions of The Agnes Waltz, Diane, It Would Be Wonderful Indeed sung by Vanessa Lee, Ramona, The Ballet of the Umbrellas sung by Yves Challet, Hear My Song Violetta, Old Rocking Chair performed by The Hi Lo's and The Melba Waltz.

Mantovani -the most successful orchestra leader of the 1950s to the 1970s - recorded over 30 half-hour TV specials, and in this episode he takes requests from from viewers and his orchestra performs Tropical, All the Way, El Bebito performed by the Trio Capricho Espanol, A Portrait in Melody, There Goes My Heart sung by Joni James, Fantasy in Blue and Adios Muchachos.

Mantovani was the most successful orchestra leader of his time and also recorded over 30 half-hour TV specials for world-wide syndication. This episode's performances of hits from the movies include La Cucaracha, When You Wish upon a Star, Lover Come Back to Me sung by Dorothy Collins, A Certain Smile, La Ronde, The Warsaw Concerto featuring Monia Liter on piano; and Charmaine.

Mantovani was the most successful orchestra leader of his time and also recorded over 30 half-hour TV specials for world-wide syndication. This episode is a musical tribute To France featuring performances of Spring in Montmartre, Under Paris Skies, Fascination sung by Madame Patachou, La Danse Apache, Autumn Leaves, I'm in Love With a Wonderful Guy sung by Madame Patachou and the Can-Can.